Spring Pull Force Gauge Meter, 200g-10000g

Spring Pull Force Gauge Meter, 200g-10000g

Spring pull force gauge meter is an industrial-grade precision instrument for measuring tension and compression forces, available in multiple models with capacities from 200g to 10,000g and a convenient tare button for simple, intuitive operation. The force gauge features a robust metal construction, a finely engraved laser-etched scale for exceptional accuracy and clarity and delivering reliable performance for quality control, manufacturing, and research laboratory applications.

SKU: CCHN-FG-TK

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Overview

This small spring force gauge measures both tension and compression with capacities from 200g to 10kg. The force gauge features a robust metal body, a laser-etched scale, and a tare function for simple, reliable operation in quality control, manufacturing, and labs.

Specification

Model	Readability	Total Length	Range	Tube Diameter	Center Rod Diameter	Accuracy
CCHN-TK-200	5 g	239 mm	0-200 g	16 mm	3 mm	±5%
CCHN-TK-500	10 g	240 mm	0-500 g	16 mm	3 mm	±5%
CCHN-TK-1000	25 g	240 mm	0-1000 g	16 mm	3 mm	±5%
CCHN-TK-2000	25 g	240 mm	0-2000 g	16 mm	3 mm	±5%
CCHN-TK-3000	50 g	275 mm	0-3000 g	16 mm	3 mm	±5%
CCHN-TK-5000	100 g	309 mm	0-5000 g	21.5 mm	4 mm	±5%
CCHN-TK-10000	200 g	309 mm	0-10000 g	21.5 mm	4 mm	±5%

Feature

Industrial-Grade Design: Built with a robust metal body for durability.
Laser-Etched Scale: Spring force gauge features a finely engraved, clear, and permanent scale for accurate readings.
Simple Operation: Includes a convenient tare button for easy zeroing.
Wide Capacity Range: Multiple models available, measuring from 200g to 10,000g

Detail

Spring pull force gauge meter detail

Size (Unit: mm)

CCHN-TK-200-3000

Spring pull force gauge meter size

CCHN-TK-5000-10000

Spring pull force gauge meter size

Application

Tips: How to maintain the spring pull force gauge?

Keep it clean and dry: After each use, wipe the force gauge with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dirt, dust, or moisture. Ensure that the central rod, hook, and scale area are free from debris that could affect the accuracy of measurements.
Store it properly: Store the force gauge in a dry and cool environment, away from extreme temperatures or humidity. This prevents rusting and damage to sensitive components. Use a protective case if available to avoid scratches or accidental impacts.
Check for calibration: Periodically check the zero reading by adjusting the Zero Adjustment Knob. This ensures that the pointer aligns correctly with the zero mark when no force is applied. If you notice any deviation, recalibrate the gauge.
Avoid overloading: Do not exceed the maximum load capacity of the small spring force gauge. Overloading can cause permanent damage to the spring mechanism, leading to inaccurate readings or complete failure of the device.
Inspect moving parts: Regularly check the hook, central rod, and the pointer for wear and tear. If there are any signs of damage, replace the components as needed. Ensure that the hook is securely fastened and rotates smoothly.
Protect from harsh environments: Avoid exposing the force gauge to corrosive chemicals or extreme vibrations. If the device is used in a workshop or field environment, use it in a protective housing to prevent any environmental damage.
Periodic professional servicing: For frequent or heavy-duty use, consider having the gauge professionally serviced every few years. This ensures that all mechanical components remain in optimal working condition.