Force Gauge with Newton- Division
Force gauge with newton- division / 9 different models

The force gauge is characterized by its high precision: The maximum deviation is ± 0.3 % from load. Zero drift less than 20 %. What’s more, every force gauge can be quickly converted from being a measuring device for tractive force to being a measuring device for compressive force. For this purpose, all that is needed is a compressive-force-conversion-kit. If you have any further questions concerning the Force-gauge with gram-interval, pleas take a look at the following technical data or call our hotline: UK customers +44(0) 23 809 870 30 / US customers +1-410-387-7703. Out technicians and engineers would be pleased to inform you concerning the force gauge and all other products in terms of regulation and control, or scales and balances of PCE Instruments.

- easy handling
- mechanical, robust, long-living

- high-quality material and design
- perfect adjustability

Compressive-force-kit:
- easy, fast assembly/conversion
- modular conception

Technical specification

The adjoining sketch merely serves to illustrate the measures.
The corresponding indices are shown in the following chart.

Lm = length above all (extended)
L0 = length above all (unextended)
S = Scale length
d = calibre
S = hook-formation (to receive weight)

Sample applications

Information on a digital force gauge to perform similar measuring tasks can be found here.

Delivery content

1 x force gauge with newton-division (Model 1 N, or …….500 N), instruction manual

Additionally

Compressive-force-kit for force gauge for more than 300 g
(to convert from drag force measurement to compressive force measurement)

Contact:
PCE Instruments UK Limited
Unit 11 Southpoint Business Park
Ensign Way, Southampton
United Kingdom, SO31 4RF
Phone: +44(0) 23 809 870 30
Fax: +44(0) 23 809 870 39

Contact:
PCE Americas Inc.
1201 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 8
Jupiter 33458 FL
USA
Phone: +1-410-387-7703
Fax: +1-410-387-7714

Below you will find an overview of the different product groups of measuring instruments

Below you will find an overview of the different product groups of scales and scales