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[Measurement range] Available in 4 sizes: 0.001-5N.m, 0.01-50N.m, 0.1-300N, 0.1-500N.m, high accuracy ±1%, you can work efficiently by selecting the one that suits your application. [Note] If it is necessary to start the measurement value from zero (0.1), please set the display to a value of 0.5% or less of the maximum rating according to the instruction manual.
[3 modes/4 units] Tracking, peak (P), peak hold (PT). [4 units] Newton (N), kilogram (kg), pound (Ib), ounce (Oz). It measures tension/compression force over a wide range and is easy to use. Useful for push-pull load testing, insertion force testing, destructive lock testing or aspects such as fire protection equipment, architecture, light industrial textiles, scientific research, electronic equipment, etc.
[Upper limit/lower limit setting/gravitational acceleration] Digital force gauge You can confirm that the target upper/lower limit has been reached, the LED display "MAX" will flash and the sound will continue. [Gravitational acceleration] Regional Newtonian values can be set. By setting Newtonian equivalent values according to the region, errors caused by differences in gravitational acceleration can be eliminated.
[Backlight/Auto power off/Minimum display value setting] Equipped with LCD backlight function, can be set to automatically turn off/light on/light off without any operation. [Auto power off function] Digital force gauge that allows you to set the time without any operation for 10 minutes. [Minimum display value] When setting, measured values below the minimum value will not be displayed.
[1 Year Warranty/Package] Digital force gauge with 1 year quality guarantee. In the unlikely event that the product has an initial defect, we will provide a free replacement or refund. [Package contents] ① Main unit * 1, ② 6 measurement adapters (hooks vary depending on strength, 5/50N thin, 300/500N thick), ③ Multiple spare screws, ④ 2 AAA batteries, ⑤ Japanese manual, 6) Packaging case.
