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M5 – Digital Force Gauges

Capacity: 0.12 to 500 pounds (0.5 to 2500 N)

The Series 4 and 5 Digital Force Gauges are designed for tension and compression force testing in a wide variety of industry applications. Both gauges are available in working force ranges from of 0.12 to 500 pounds (0.5 to 2500 N). The Series 4 gauge features a sampling rate of 3,000 Hz, with resolution of 1/2000 of a unit, and an on-board memory for up to 50 readings. The Series 5 gauge has a sample frequency of 7,000 Hz (resolution of 1/5000 unit) and on-board memory for up to 1,000 readings. Both gauges feature a large, backlit LCD screen for easy reading and sample menus that are user friendly, allowing easy configuration for any test situation. The gauges may be either handheld or test stand mounted, and allow data transfer to a PC by means of several different cable configurations (digital and analog). When connected to a computer, the on-board software allows one-click export of bulk data into an Excel spreadsheet.

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  • Standard and high-speed sample rates (3kHz, 7kHz) 
  • A wide range of force capacities available 
  • Multiple output interfaces for data transfer (USB, RS-232, Mitutoyo, analog) 
  • Automatic data output 
  • Averaging mode, external trigger mode 
  • Programmable audio alarms and key tones 
  • Large back lit graphic display 
  • On board memory for storing test measurements 
  • Live load bar graph with set point markers 
  • Programmable set points 
  • Five selectable units of measurement 
  • Peak readings and set points always displayed 
  • Available in many different force ranges 
  • Password protection 

  • Automotive Industry 
  • Manufacturing 
  • Assembly 
  • Quality control 

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Accessories Included

  • Carrying case 
  • Chisel, cone, V-grove, hook, flat & extension rod 
  • AC adapter and battery 
  • Quick start guide 
  • USB cable and resource CD (USB driver, software demo, user’s guide) 
  • NIST-traceable certificate of calibration with data