Digital Force Gauge

features of a Digital Force Gauge:

• Digital Display: Easy-to-read LCD or LED screen for clear and accurate force readings.

• High Accuracy & Resolution: Provides precise measurements with fine resolution for tension and compression testing.

• Dual Measurement Modes: Measures both push (compression) and pull (tension) forces.

• Peak Hold Function: Captures and retains the maximum force value during testing.

• Multiple Units: Switchable units (e.g., N, kgf, lbf) for convenience across applications.

• Overload Protection: Prevents damage from excessive force beyond the device’s rated capacity.

• Ergonomic Design: Lightweight and portable design suitable for handheld or stand-mounted use.

• Zero/Tare Function: Allows manual resetting of the display to zero for accurate incremental readings.

• Data Storage & Output: Some models include internal memory or USB/RS232 interface for data logging or connection to PCs/printers.

• Battery or Rechargeable Operation: Operates on replaceable or built-in rechargeable batteries for field and lab usage.

• Backlight Display: For use in low-light environments.

• Mounting Thread: Compatible with test stands for consistent and repeatable force measurements.

Application of uses : 

• Quality Control Testing: Used in manufacturing to ensure products meet force and durability standards (e.g., pull strength, compression limits).

• Tensile & Compression Testing: Measures the force required to pull or compress components like springs, wires, and fasteners.

• Material Testing: Evaluates the strength and flexibility of materials such as plastics, metals, and rubber.

• Product Assembly Testing: Verifies proper force is used during component assembly (e.g., snap-fit parts, connector insertion force).

• Automotive Industry: Measures clutch and brake pedal pressure, spring strength, or force in mechanical linkages.

• Medical Device Testing: Assures force compliance in devices such as syringes, prosthetics, and handheld tools.

• Packaging Industry: Tests seal strength, pull-off force of caps/lids, and compression resistance of packaging materials.

• Electronic Component Testing: Measures button force, connector fit, and cable plug/unplug force.

• Research & Development: Widely used in labs for prototyping and performance testing of mechanical systems.

• Field Inspections & Service: Portable models are ideal for on-site force measurements and maintenance checks.