High-accuracy digital push-pull force gauge has a peak hold test mode, which is convenient for testers to use, and the test data can be stored and input into the computer for statistical analysis. SISCO handheld force gauge equipped with a variety of connectors to facilitate different measurement needs.
Large screen display, clear and intuitive display
- The digital force gauge features a large, high-definition display that presents measurements in a clear and easy-to-read format, reducing the chances of misinterpretation during testing.
- The display may include a backlighting feature, making it visible in low-light conditions or dim environments, ensuring that you can read measurements clearly anytime.
- Users can easily switch between different units of measurement (N, kgf, lbf) directly on the display, allowing for versatile use across various applications without needing external conversions.
- The gauge may include a data hold function, which allows users to freeze the displayed reading for easy reference, especially during hands-on measurements.
Shockproof and drop-resistant, multi-layer protection
- The shell of the force gauge is made of ABS engineering material and is cast in one go, with strong impact resistance.
- SISCO digital push pull force gauge is equipped with multiple protective layers, including a rugged outer shell and internal shock-absorbing components, safeguarding sensitive internal parts for reliable performance even in challenging environments.
- Ideal for heavy-duty applications where vibration and rough handling are frequent, providing consistent and accurate force measurements without compromising on durability.
Dimension
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.
Building Hardware
Light Industry and Textiles
Auto Parts
Electronic Appliances
| Model | SISCO-DFG-VC10N | SISCO-DFG-VC50N | SISCO-DFG-VC100N | SISCO-DFG-VC200N | SISCO-DFG-VC300KN | SISCO-DFG-VC500KN |
| Maximum Load Value | 10N | 50N | 100N | 200N | 300N | 500N |
| 1kg | 5kg | 10kg | 20kg | 30kg | 50kg | |
| 2.2 Lb | 11 Lb | 22 Lb | 45 Lb | 65 Lb | 110 Lb | |
| Load Division Value | 0.01N | 0.01N | 0.1N | 0.1N | 0.1N | 0.1N |
| 0.001kg | 0.001kg | 0.01kg | 0.01kg | 0.01kg | 0.01kg | |
| 0.001 Lb | 0.001 Lb | 0.01 Lb | 0.01 Lb | 0.01 Lb | 0.01 Lb | |
| Sensor Structure | Built-in type | |||||
| Accuracy | ±0.5% | |||||
| Battery Protection | Short circuit, leakage, overload protection | |||||
| Operating Temperature | 5~35℃ | |||||
| Transportation Temperature | -10~60℃ | |||||
| Relative Humidity | 15%~80% RH | |||||
| Working Environment | No vibration source and no corrosive medium around | |||||
| Accessories | Power adapter, fixture head, hook probe and extension tube, screws, nuts | |||||
| Auto-off Time | 10 minutes | |||||
| Display Size | 28*19mm | |||||
| Body Size | 72.5*33*160mm | |||||
| Weight | 560g | |||||
| Peak Value Record | √ | |||||
| Unit Switching | √ | |||||
| Low Voltage Prompt | √ | |||||
| Auto-off | √ | |||||
| Test Value Upper Limit | √ | |||||
| Test Value Lower Limit | √ | |||||
| Gravity Acceleration | √ | |||||
| Backlight Function | √ | |||||
| Restore Factory Settings | √ | |||||
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: Can I use a digital force gauge for destructive testing?
Yes, a digital force gauge can be used for destructive testing, which involves applying force to a material or product until it breaks or fails. This is a common application in quality control and material strength testing, as it helps determine the maximum load capacity and durability of the item under test.
However, keep the following in mind for safe and accurate destructive testing:
- Capacity Limit: Ensure the force applied doesn’t exceed the gauge’s maximum capacity. Exceeding this limit can damage the gauge’s sensor and compromise future accuracy.
- Mounting: Securely mount the gauge on a test stand or fixture to handle high forces safely and steadily.
- Readings: Use the peak hold function to capture the highest force applied before failure, as this is often the key data point in destructive testing.
If destructive testing is frequent or involves extremely high forces, you may want to consider a specialized force gauge with extra ruggedness or a higher maximum capacity.
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