Lutron FG 5020 Force Gauge
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| Description Lutron FG 5020 Force Gauge accurately detects push and pull forces, offering precise measurements for both tension and compression. This Compression tester equipped with a bright 5-digit LCD display and backlight ensures easy readability even in low-light conditions. This Digital force meter peak hold function captures the highest force applied, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications. This Force sensor reliable device supports a wide range of force measurements and enhances workflow efficiency. |
| Features of Lutron Force Gauge:
Peak hold value that can be shown in display during tension or compression measurement Full capacity zero (tare) control capability. Push button for Fast/Slow response time Positive or reverse display direction can be selected. Low power consumption gives long battery life Microprocessor circuit & exclusive Load cell transducer RS-232 Computer Interface Professional test stand |
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