Spring Pressure Load Tester Rack, 1000N Spring Tension Compression Testing Rack, Thrust & Tensile Testing Stand for Push Pull Force Gauge

How to Install1. Install the handle. (When installing the handle, it needs to be tilted at a 40-degree angle and then aligned with the screw hole to screw it on. It cannot be installed vertically, otherwise, it will not fit properly.)2. Fix the ruler.3. Install the push-pull force gauge. (First, align the holes and fix the two screws above, then fix the screws below.) (When installing the lower screws, the handle needs to be pressed down to see the fixed hole position below, which can be directly fixed with the screw.)4. Install the test head and complete the installation.SpecificationColor: Black, SilverStyle: ModernMaterial: IronProcess: ElectroplatingAssembly Required: YesMount Type: Free StandingMaximum Load: 1000NStroke: 27cm/10.63inOverall Product Height: 46cm/18.11inBase Size: 24*20cm/9.45*7.87inPackage Size: 50*31*22cm/19.69*12.2*8.66inGross Weight: 11kg/24.25lbsPackage Included1* Spring Pressure Load Tester RackAll Accessories for UseNotesPlease note that the push-pull force gauge is not included.

• Heavy-Duty & Durable Build: Made of electroplated iron with wear-resistant and anti-corrosion finish, this testing rack withstands long-term use with a strong load capacity of 1000N for reliable performance.
• Universal Push-Pull Testing: Compatible with both pointer and digital push-pull gauges (not included), for thrust, tension, compression, and spring load testing across various industries.
• Easy Assembly & Operation: Ergonomically designed long handle with comfortable grip, simple structure, and complete accessories included for quick setup and user-friendly testing.
• Stable & Safe Design: Features a sturdy non-slip base and smooth rounded edges to ensure stability during operation and enhanced user safety.
• Wide Industrial Application: It for QA testing, R&D labs, and production lines in electronics, automotive, locks, textiles, machinery, and more for accurate insertion, extraction, and force measurement.