Digital Push-Pull Gauge

The digital push-pull force gauge converts push and pull forces into electrical signals through built-in sensors, which are processed by the circuit and directly displayed as numerical values on the digital screen. It is used to measure the tensile, compressive, or peel strength of materials, as well as to test the mechanical properties of adhesives, wires, and components in quality inspection.
Selection
When selecting, consider whether the maximum range covers the testing scope, whether the division value meets the accuracy requirements, check the unit switching and peak hold functions, confirm the compatibility of the sensor interface with the fixture, verify the validity of the calibration certificate, and assess whether the battery life or power supply method is suitable for the working environment.

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With 0.5 Precision and 5 unit conversion functions, it supports real-time tracking and peak hold mode switching. The built-in lithium battery can last for about 25 hours, and the lightweight design weighs only 0.23kg for easy portability.

$ 183.00

The weight is only 0.23kg and the size is small, the built-in sensor accuracy reaches 0.5 level, supports 5 unit conversion and real-time tracking modes, can set the upper and lower limit alarm and peak holding time, and the lithium battery lasts about 25 hours.

$ 183.00

Measured value 500N, suitable for sheet, block material push-pull and destructive force test, can be used with Force Gauge test stand.

$ 130.00

Built-in Sensor structure, Measurement range 200N, accuracy level 0.5, support 5 unit conversion, with real-time tracking and peak hold mode, can set the upper and lower limit alarm and automatic shutdown function.

$ 183.00

Measured value up to 5000N, suitable for sheet and block material push-pull force and destructive force test, supporting the Force Gauge test bench.

$ 78.00

Built-in High Accuracy Sensor, Precision up to 0.5, supports 5 unit conversion and real-time tracking, peak hold dual mode, with upper and lower limit alarm function, battery life is about 25 hours.

$ 183.00

Built-in High Accuracy Sensor, Precision up to 0.5, supports 5 kinds of unit free conversion, with real-time tracking and peak hold dual mode, can set the upper and lower limit alarm function, battery life is about 25 hours.

$ 183.00

Measurement range 30N, accuracy level 0.5, built-in Sensor structure, support real-time tracking and peak hold mode switching, with upper and lower limit qualification interval setting and automatic sound and light alarm function, lithium battery power supply can work continuously for about 25 hours.

$ 183.00

Built-in High Accuracy Sensor, Precision up to 0.5, supports 5 units real-time conversion, has peak hold and automatic alarm functions, and is easy to carry with a special toolbox.

$ 183.00

Measurement range 300N, Precision 0.5, built-in Sensor structure, support real-time tracking and peak hold mode switching, with upper and lower limit qualification interval setting and automatic sound and light alarm function, lithium battery power supply battery life of about 25 hours.

$ 183.00

High Accuracy measurement, Indication Error less than +/- 0.5%, Maximum Measured value 200N, Support Data storage, Automatic alarm and unit conversion, Suitable for a variety of test scenarios.

$ 294.00

High Accuracy and 0.005KN resolution, support for 10 data storage and automatic averaging, peak hold, automatic alarm and RS-232C interface for Linear dispersion testing and printer output.

$ 708.00

Measured value 50000N, suitable for tape, leather, paper and other sheet or block material push-pull force and destructive force test, supporting the Force Gauge test bench.

$ 104.00

With 120HZ high-speed sampling and +/- 0.5% accuracy, supports 99 sets of Data storage and automatic calculation, integrated peak hold and sound and light alarm, suitable for a variety of test scenarios.

$ 361.00

With 0.5 Precision and +/- 0.5% FS accuracy, it provides peak hold function, supports the conversion of N, kg, lb, g units, and has automatic shutdown and buzzer alarm, suitable for various push-pull load tests.

$ 258.00

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