Jonard
Jonard GD-1 Dyno Gauge +/-0.20g Force Acc Analog
Analog dynamometer gauge measuring 0 to 10 g-force with ±0.20 g accuracy and 1 g graduations
- Length4.200
- Width2.600
- TypeMicrometers
- Measures forces up to 10 g with analog simplicity
- Accuracy within ±0.20 g for precise readings
- Compact 4.200 × 2.600 in size fits tight spaces
- Includes cone adapter for versatile mounting
- 90-day manufacturer warranty backs the tool
Jonard GD-1 Dyno Gauge
The Jonard GD-1 is an analog dynamometer gauge built to measure force from zero up to 10 g-force with an accuracy of ±0.20 g. It uses a mechanical needle display graduated in single g increments and includes a cone adapter for attachment. The tool requires no batteries and carries a 90-day manufacturer warranty.
Technicians verifying low-force loads
This gauge suits technicians who need a simple, battery-free way to confirm light forces up to 10 g in a workshop or field setting. It is not for users who require digital data logging, automated capture, or measurements beyond the 10 g maximum range.
Hand-held analog operation
Using the gauge is straightforward: attach the supplied cone, apply force, and read the needle position against the graduated scale. Because the display is analog, parallax error can affect precision if the tool is not viewed squarely, and the single-graduation scale limits resolution to whole g units.
Highlights
- Measures forces up to 10 g with analog simplicity
- Accuracy within ±0.20 g for precise readings
- Compact 4.200 × 2.600 in size fits tight spaces
- Includes cone adapter for versatile mounting
- 90-day manufacturer warranty backs the tool
Specifications
| Brand | JONARD TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Length | 4.200 |
| Width | 2.600 |
| Type | Micrometers |
Questions about this item
Does the Jonard GD-1 require a battery to operate the analog display?
The gauge uses an AA battery for its digital functions, but the analog needle display works mechanically without battery power.
Can the cone adapter supplied with the GD-1 be used on older equipment that has a standard threaded port?
The included cone adapter fits the gauge directly; compatibility with other threaded ports depends on the thread size of that equipment.
How do I verify the GD-1 is reading within its stated ±0.20 g accuracy after I set it up?
Apply a known reference load and confirm the analog needle falls within 0.20 g of the expected value on the 0–10 g scale.
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