Common Physics Applications
These gauges are essential tools for hands-on learning in classrooms and home science projects: [1]
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Measuring Force (Weight): Hang an object from the bottom hook to measure the downward pull of gravity.
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Demonstrating Hooke’s Law: Observe how the spring stretches in direct proportion to the weight or force applied.
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Measuring Frictional Force: Attach the gauge to an object and pull it horizontally across different surfaces to see how friction affects motion. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
How to Use & Read the Gauge
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Zeroing: Always check the adjustable pointer and ensure the gauge reads zero before attaching any object.
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Reading the Scale: Make sure the indicator aligns with the Newton (N) measurement side of the scale, as this measures force rather than mass.





















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