Spring Tension Force Gauge, Stainless Steel, 10N-1000N

High-quality stainless steel force gauge with core components is meticulously crafted, offering exceptional structural strength and resistance to corrosion, wear, and harsh environments. From precise spring mechanism to wear-resistant dial, it covers a wide measurement range from 10 Newtons to 1000 Newtons (approximately 1 kgf to 102 kgf). Compact size and light weight make it easy to carry wherever measurements are needed. Requiring no power supply or complex setup, ready for immediate use, delivering instant readings.

Sepcification

Feature

• Precise Measurement: A highly sensitive spring structure ensures stable and reliable tension readings.
• Simple Operation: Direct reading with a pointer or digital display provides easy-to-use and intuitive readings.
• Multiple Range Options: Covers various measurement ranges to meet diverse testing needs.
• Lightweight and Portable: The compact design makes it easy to carry and conduct on-site testing.
• Durable: High-quality spring and housing materials resist wear and provide a long lifespan.
• Wide Applications: Suitable for electronic component testing, textile fiber tension testing, film/paper tensile testing, and more.

Detail

• Flexible Round Hook: High-quality, durable hook, unlike traditional fixed hooks.
• High-precision Scale: Accurate readings.
• Stainless Steel Coated Tube: Refined and corrosion-resistant.
• Dual Scale Display: Left tube in kg, right tube in N.

Structure diagram

Application

Tips: What are the safety and usage precautions when using spring tension force gauge?

Pre-use Check

Ensure the measuring range (10N-1000N) matches the test requirement. Do not exceed the maximum capacity.

Verify that the pointer is at zero before use; adjust if necessary.

Check the hook, ring, and other connectors to make sure they are not loose or deformed.

During Operation

Apply force slowly and evenly. Avoid sudden impact or jerking.

Keep the pulling direction aligned with the gauge axis to prevent side loading.

Do not use the gauge if abnormal noise, heat, or pointer sticking occurs.

Hold the instrument in a stable vertical or horizontal position to ensure accuracy.

Environmental Conditions

Avoid using in humid, high-vibration, or magnetic environments.

Do not expose the gauge to corrosive gases or liquids unless specifically designed for such conditions.

Operate under normal room temperature to prevent spring performance deviation.

After Use

Always release the load after measurement; do not store the gauge under tension.

Wipe the surface with a clean, dry cloth. Do not use corrosive cleaners. Store the gauge in a dry, dust-free case when not in use for a long time.

Maintenance & Calibration

Regularly check scale accuracy with standard weights or calibration tools.

If the pointer sticks or readings become inconsistent, stop using and send for inspection. Periodic calibration by a professional laboratory is recommended to ensure accuracy.