High-precision 0-500N digital force gauge with digital or analog display for clear and easy-to-read measurements. The digital push pull gauge has dual functionality for measuring both tension and compression forces.
Note: This device does not have the ability to connect to a computer to transfer data or perform other operations.
- Display interface: real-time curve, historical curve/table, peak and valley value display, horizontal screen switchable
- Real-time monitoring: automatically capture valley values and analyze sensor status
- Alarm mode: upper limit alarm, lower limit alarm, peak and valley alarm, automatic alarm twice over the range
- Capture method: threshold-threshold, threshold-time, threshold-key
Data storage: 200 sets of peak and valley value historical data are saved and will not be lost after power outage. - Weightless calibration: only need to enter sensor parameters to complete the calibration
- Smart sensor: automatic calibration, modify corresponding unit, decimal point
- Connect to computer: use type-c data cable to directly connect to PC to export force value data
- Interface test interface: View serial port, wireless communication debugging equipment
Applications
SISCO pull push force gauge is suitable for push-pull load test in industries such as electronic appliances, light industry textiles, construction hardware, lighters and ignition devices, fire-fighting equipment, pens, locks, fishing gear, power machinery, scientific research institutions, etc.
- Model: SISCO-DY920
- Range: ±10N/ ±20N/ ±30N/ ±50N/ ±100N/ ±200N/ ±300N/ ±500N
- Sampling Rate: 2000 Hz
- Display Graduation: -99999~999999
- Display Unit: N (Support multiple unit switching)
- Temperature Drift: Less than 20 ppm
- Operating Temperature: 0-40℃
- Non-linearity: Better than 0.2%
- Signal Input: -15~15mV
- Weight: 850g
Dimension (mm)
Q1: What is a digital force gauge?
A1: The digital force gauges are force-measuring devices with built-in load cells and are used to measure compression, tension, peel, or the coefficient of friction.
Q2: What does a force gauge measure?
A2: A Force Gauge is a measuring instrument used across all industries to measure the force during a push or pull test. Applications exist in research and development, laboratory, quality, production, and field environment. There are two kinds of force gauges today: mechanical and digital force gauges.
Q3: How do you read a force gauge?
A3: The switch is usually located on the face of the tool. Remember that tension (a pulling force) will be displayed as a positive number. Compression (a pushing force) will be displayed as a negative number.
Tips: Tips for Selecting a Pull Push Force Gauge
When selecting a Pull Push Force Gauge, several factors should be considered to ensure it meets your specific measurement requirements. Some of the key factors to consider include:
- Measuring Range and Capacity: Determine the range of forces you need to measure, as well as the maximum capacity required for your applications. Ensure that the force gauge has a measuring range and capacity suitable for your intended use.
- Accuracy and Resolution: Look for a force gauge with high accuracy and resolution to ensure precise measurements. Consider the level of accuracy needed for your applications and choose a force gauge that meets those requirements.
- Display Type and Readability: Consider whether you prefer a digital or analog display for your force gauge. Digital displays typically offer easier readability and may provide additional features such as peak hold and real-time data logging.
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- Expendable parts.
- Routine cleaning or normal cosmetic and mechanical wear.
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- Damage caused by the application environment not meeting the product usage requirements and the failure to perform preventive maintenance.
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