Ergonomic Force Gauges Buyer’s Guide
Chatillon ergonomic force gauges, including the MSE100 and DMG series, are purpose-built for pinch, grip, and push/pull force testing in ergonomic and workplace safety assessments. These gauges help manufacturers and safety professionals evaluate the physical demands of tools, packaging, and product controls to reduce repetitive strain risk.
Popular Ergonomic Force Gauges
| Product | SKU | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chatillon MSE100-M Series Ergonomic Force Gauge (100 lbf) (MSE100-M) | MSE100-M | $1,080 |
| Chatillon DMG Series Ergonomic Kit : 0.5% FS : NIST Data : 500 x 2.5 lbf : 5/16-18F (K-DMG-500) | K-DMG-500 | $1,915 |
| Chatillon DMG Series Ergonomic Kit : 0.5% FS : NIST Data : 200 x 1.0 lbf : 5/16-18F (K-DMG-200) | K-DMG-200 | $1,915 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes a force gauge “ergonomic”?
A: Ergonomic force gauges use a pistol-grip or palm-mounted form factor designed to reduce operator fatigue during repetitive manual force testing.
Q: What applications use ergonomic force gauges?
A: Common uses include repetitive push/pull testing, packaging seal checks, and ergonomic workstation force assessments.
Q: What capacity range is available?
A: Capacities typically range from a few pounds-force up to 500 lbf depending on the model.
Q: Can ergonomic force gauges be calibrated?
A: Yes — ICS provides A2LA-accredited calibration for ergonomic and standard digital force gauges alike.
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