Digital Push Pull Force Gauge with Spring, 10N-500N

Digital push pull force gauge with dual spring tension group design, capacity from 10N/ 20N/ 30N to 500N, SI unit N (newton), kg (kilogram), lb (pound) can be selected and available for mutual conversion. Portable force gauge meter features high precision, measurement accuracy reaches 0.01N. Powered by 1.5V lithium battery.

Specification

Feature

1. Push pull force gauge equipped with digital display for easy reading and 3V power supply.
2. Capacity 10N/ 20N/30N to 500N, high precision that measurement accuracy reaches 0.01N.
3. Light weight, small size, easy to carry.
4. Optional unit: N (newton), kg (kilogram), lb (pound) three units of measurement are available for mutual conversion.
5. Push pull meter is powered by 1.5V lithium battery, and it will automatically shut down if there is no operation for 10 minutes.
6. Double spring tension group to improve accuracy and stability.
7. Push pull meter designed two mode: Peak mode and real time mode, easy to use.

Dimension (mm)

Details

Tips: What is spring push-pull gauge?

1. There are two types of pointer push-pull gauges: Flat plate and cylinder. These two types are different in shape, and the selection is mainly due to the range. The range of the push-pull gauge is 100g, 150g, 250g, 500g, etc.
2. It should be based on the approximate range to be measured and not exceed its range, which is easy to damage the push-pull gauge. It is also unfavorable to choose too large, so that it is difficult to observe the readings and the accuracy is low.
3. Secondly, when measuring, first observe whether the pointer is at the zero position, and if not, adjust it to the zero position. This point is sometimes easily overlooked. Often after a measurement, the pointer is not at zero, and the measured values are all wrong.
4. The third is to pay attention to the reading method when measuring. Eyes should look straight at the pointer, do not squint, and minimize reading errors. There are two main types of numerical labels for the dynamometer, namely grams and newtons, so be careful not to confuse them.