Force Gauges

Force gauges are precision instruments designed to measure the amount of force applied in pushing or pulling an object, providing critical data in both industrial and research settings. These devices are vital in fields such as material science, engineering, quality control, and manufacturing. Force gauges can vary widely in capacity, from small units suitable for measuring minute forces in delicate electronics or biomechanics, to large-scale devices used in industrial machinery testing.

Typically, force gauges display readings in newtons or pounds and offer features like peak hold, which captures the maximum force applied during a test. They are available in both digital and analog formats, with digital models providing additional functionalities such as data logging, connectivity with computers or printers for recording results, and customizable interfaces.