Jonard
Jonard GPP-72 Force Gauge +/-1 Graduation Analog
Analog force gauge measures up to 2,025 g-force with ±1 graduation accuracy and includes six adapters
- Length14.400
- Width1.700
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeMicrometers
- Measures up to 2 025 g-force for precise tension checks
- +/-1 graduation accuracy ensures reliable analog readings
- Six included force adapters cover multiple testing scenarios
- Supplied calibration certificate confirms traceable performance
- Compact 14.400 × 1.700 design fits tight workspaces
Jonard GPP-72 Force Gauge ±1 Graduation
The Jonard GPP-72 is an analog force gauge designed for precise mechanical testing. It measures force from 0 up to 2,025 g-force with a resolution of 0.01 Kgf, 0.05 lbf, 0.1 N, and 1 ozf. The instrument includes six force adapters and a calibration certificate for immediate use.
Suited for calibration labs and quality checks
This gauge suits technicians who need an analog display with ±1 graduation accuracy for go/no-go verification. It is not intended for users who require automated data logging or a computer interface for record keeping. Buyers needing digital storage of test results should consider a different instrument.
±1 graduation analog accuracy
The decisive specification is the ±1 graduation force accuracy on the analog display. This tolerance defines the measurement confidence for pass/fail decisions. The analog scale graduates in single increments, setting the limit of readable precision for the operator.
Highlights
- Measures up to 2 025 g-force for precise tension checks
- +/-1 graduation accuracy ensures reliable analog readings
- Six included force adapters cover multiple testing scenarios
- Supplied calibration certificate confirms traceable performance
- Compact 14.400 × 1.700 design fits tight workspaces
Specifications
| Brand | JONARD TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Length | 14.400 |
| Width | 1.700 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Micrometers |
Questions about this item
How do I choose between the available force units on this gauge?
The gauge reads in grams and ounces with a 1-graduation analog scale, so select the unit that matches the specification you are working to.
What does the ±1 graduation accuracy mean when I am measuring a spring?
At full scale the reading can be off by one graduation, which equals the smallest marked increment on the analog dial.
What interface does the GPP-72 use and what does it limit?
The tool has no data interface; it is a purely mechanical analog gauge, so no digital logging or remote readout is possible.
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