Dynamometers are precision instruments used to measure force, tension, or compression. They are essential tools in various fields such as engineering, manufacturing, and material testing. These devices offer accurate measurements, ensuring reliability in applications where precise force measurements are critical. Available in both digital and analog models, they come with customizable ranges and are equipped with additional features to suit different needs.

Digital Dynamometer Technical Specifications:

• Measurement Range: Available in 50, 200, or 1000 N (Specify when ordering)
• Functionality: Measures compressive strain
• Display: Digital display, reversible for ease of use
• Programming: Includes a user-friendly programming menu
• Measurement Modes: Continuous, Peak, or PC Link modes available
• Recalibration: Zero recalibration with a simple touch
• Accuracy: 0.05 N
• Units: Selectable between kgf, lbf, and N
• Power: Integrated battery with charger included
• Accessories: Supplied with storage case, tools (hooks, etc.)
• Weight: 560 g
• Dimensions: 230 x 60 x 50 mm
• Calibration: Comes with a calibration certificate and PV
• Optional: External load cell available

Analog Dynamometer Technical Specifications:

• Measurement Range: Available in 20, 100, 200, or 500 N (Specify when ordering)
• Functionality: Measures both tension and compression
• Display: Dial needle for easy reading
• Recalibration: Zero recalibration with a single touch
• Accuracy: 0.1% of full scale
• Units: Selectable between kgf and N
• Accessories: Supplied with storage case, tools (hooks, etc.)
• Weight: 560 g
• Dimensions: 230 x 60 x 50 mm
• Calibration: Comes with a calibration certificate and PV

Optional Accessories for Both Models:

• M6 Hook
• M6 Point Tip
• M6 19mm Ø Support Disk

FAQ for Dynamometers

What is a dynamometer used for?

A dynamometer is a precision instrument designed to measure force, tension, or compression. It is commonly used in engineering, manufacturing, and material testing, ensuring accurate measurements in applications where precise force measurement is critical.

What types of dynamometers are available?

Dynamometers are available in both digital and analog models. Digital dynamometers offer features such as a digital display, user-friendly programming, and multiple measurement modes. Analog dynamometers, on the other hand, provide a dial needle for easy reading and measure both tension and compression.

What are the measurement ranges for dynamometers?

Digital dynamometers come with measurement ranges of 50, 200, or 1000 N, while analog models offer ranges of 20, 100, 200, or 500 N. Customers can specify their desired range when ordering.

How accurate are the dynamometers?

The digital dynamometers have an accuracy of 0.05 N, while the analog models boast an accuracy of 0.1% of the full scale. This high level of accuracy ensures reliable measurements for various applications.

What accessories are included with the dynamometers?

Both digital and analog dynamometers come with a storage case and necessary tools such as hooks. Additionally, optional accessories like M6 hooks, point tips, and support disks are available for enhanced functionality.

Do dynamometers come with a calibration certificate?

Yes, all dynamometers are supplied with a calibration certificate and PV, ensuring that users can trust the accuracy and reliability of their measurements.