Imada Force Gauge ZTA series 

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  Digital display: The ZTA series includes a digital display that shows the measured force in a variety of units (such as Newtons, pounds, or kilograms)

• Data logging: Some models in the ZTA series include data logging capabilities, which allow users to record and track force measurements over time.
• Peak force measurement: Some models in the ZTA series are able to measure peak force, which is the maximum force applied to an object during a test.
• Wide range of capacities: The ZTA series includes models with capacities ranging from 1.1 lbf (5 N) to 500 lbf (2,500 N), making it suitable for a wide range of force measurement applications.

• Testing the force required to press buttons or switches: Imada ZTA force gauges can be used to measure the force required to press buttons or switches in a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, automotive controls, and medical devices.
• Testing the force required to bend or stretch materials: The ZTA series can be used to measure the force required to bend or stretch materials such as wire, sheet metal, or plastics, which is important for ensuring that products meet specific force requirements and for testing the strength or durability of materials.
• Testing the force required to open or close containers or packaging: The ZTA series can be used to measure the force required to open or close containers or packaging, which is important for ensuring that products are easy to use and that they meet specific force requirements.
• Other applications: The ZTA series may also be used in other applications where accurate force measurement is important, such as in the testing of electronic components or the measurement of small forces.

The Imada ZTA series of digital force gauges are used in a variety of industries where accurate force measurement is important. Some examples of industries where the ZTA series may be used include:

automotive, aerospace, and medical device manufacturing & many more. It is used by departments such as Manufacturing, Quality control, Research and development, and Education.