0.11 Lb. Capacity, Mechanical Tension and Compression Force Gage MPN:GD-30

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Top product features:

• 0.11 Lb. Capacity: The gage has a capacity of 0.11 lbs., which makes it perfect for measuring tension in materials that weigh within this range. This feature makes it ideal for testing components during the manufacturing process or assessing stress levels on finished products.
• 10 gf Resolution: With an impressive resolution of 10 gf, this force gage provides extremely accurate readings, allowing users to get precise measurements when evaluating tension. This feature is particularly beneficial for professionals working in fields such as engineering and manufacturing where precision is crucial.
• Aluminum Housing: The housing of the gage is made from durable aluminum, ensuring its longevity and resilience against wear and tear. This feature adds to the overall reliability and sturdiness of the product, making it an investment that can withstand regular use in various settings.

Top product applications:

• Quality Control and Assurance: This gage can be used in quality control processes to ensure that materials meet the desired standards by evaluating their tension levels accurately.
• Material Testing: The force gage can assist professionals in material testing procedures to determine whether materials are suitable for specific uses or not, based on tension measurements.
• Research and Development: Engineers and scientists working in R&D departments may use the gage to conduct experiments and test hypotheses about tension levels in various materials to develop new products or improve existing ones.