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Chatillon DPP-10 Mechanical Force Gauge (10 lb x 0.10 lb)

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Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Capacity
10 lb x 0.10lb
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NM4
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Brands
Chatillon
New/Used
Used
MPN
Does not apply
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Capacity
10 lb x 0.10lb
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NM4

Product description

Mechanical force gauge with 10 lb capacity, 0.10 lb resolution, push-pull operation, and 360° rotating dial.

  • Capacity: 10 lb with 0.10 lb graduations
  • Ergonomic cast aluminum housing for secure grip
  • Push and pull operation allows tension and compression testing from either end
  • Concentric dial measures force clockwise or counterclockwise depending on direction
  • 360-degree rotating dial for taring
  • Maximum reading pointer captures peak force and resets easily to zero
  • Mechanical overload protection prevents damage to gauge
  • Can be mounted on test stands for enhanced control and repeatability
  • Includes protective carrying case as shown in photos
  • See datasheet link for detailed specifications

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Last updated 9 November 2026