0-50 N Digital Force Gauge, 0.01N

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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. Digital force gauges feature data management on a PC and detailed analysis based on the data.

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 using a digital force gauge

• Do not knock or place heavy objects on the display board.
• When not in use, use the zero adjustment knob to make the digital push-pull gauge display at the "0000" position, and turn off the power.
• Do not drop, drop or collide with the digital force gauge, or use it roughly and carelessly, as it is a precision measuring instrument that will be damaged.
• Do not store the digital gauge in a high humidity. or high-cold place, which will make the inside of the instrument prone to condensation, degrade the function and cause damage.

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