Standard Separated Sensor Model – ZTS series

• Wide range of measurement capacities, from 2 N to 5000 N
• High accuracy and resolution
• Easy-to-read LCD display
• Multiple measurement units, including N, kgf, and lbf
• Offers a range of data output options, including USB, wireless, and serial communication, which can be used to manage data on a PC and integrate with external devices.
• improves the testing versatility of the gauge and allows it to be used in a variety of different environments and applications.
• Equips additional functions such as displacement I/O (linear scale required), direct connection to USB flash drive, and 1st and 2nd peak value detection

The ZTS series of Standard Separated Sensor Model Digital Force Gauges can be used in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, construction, manufacturing, and more. These force gauges are suitable for use in a wide range of applications, including tensile testing, compression testing, and more. They are often used for quality control and product testing in order to ensure that products meet specified standards and requirements.

The ZTS series of Standard Separated Sensor Model Digital Force Gauges can be used in a wide range of industries where accurate force measurement is required. Some examples of industries where these force gauges might be used include:

• Manufacturing: The ZTS series can be used to measure the forces involved in various manufacturing processes, such as pressing, drawing, bending, and stamping.
• Automotive: These force gauges can be used to test the forces involved in operating various automotive components, such as pedals, levers, and doors.
• Aerospace: The ZTS series can be used to measure the forces involved in aircraft manufacturing and maintenance, such as fastener torque and wing loading.
• Medical: These force gauges can be used to measure the forces involved in medical devices, such as surgical instruments and prosthetics.
• Packaging: The ZTS series can be used to measure the forces involved in packaging and sealing processes, such as heat sealing and adhesive bonding.
• Consumer goods: These force gauges can be used to measure the forces involved in the production and testing of consumer goods, such as appliances, electronics, and household items.