Analog dynamometer

The dynamometers are measuring instruments used to determine the tensile or compressive force applied to a body. Their operation is usually based on the deformation of a spring or the use of electronic load cells (load cells), converting mechanical stress into a measurable unit of force, the Newton (N).

• Types: They are classified into analog (spring) for simple applications and digital for high-accuracy measurements with data logging capability.
• Applications: Essential for material tensile tests, spring quality control, door closing force measurement, and laboratory physics experiments.
• Features: They offer Peak Hold function to retain the maximum value and the ability to switch units between Newton, kilograms (kg) and pounds (lb).