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475040 and 475044-EU-EN V2.0   8/12 

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Operation 

Preparation for Measurement 

1. 

The 475044 or 474040 automatically determine TENSION or COMPRESSION (Push or 
Pull) force during use. Compression displays as a negative value and Tension displays as a 
positive value. 

2. 

Select units of measure (grams/kilograms, ounces/pounds, or Newtons) via the units select 
button.  

3. 

Attach the desired adapter (tension – hook; compression.- flat, cone or chisel head) to the 
Universal Sensing Head. 

4. 

Select FAST or SLOW response. The FAST setting permits the capture of fast 
measurement changes and the SLOW setting provides an averaged reading display. 

5. 

Zero the display before each measurement via the Zero button. 
 

Note: 

The sensing head with adapter must be in line with the object being measured. Avoid 
rotating the sensing head. Refer to the figure below. 

 

Figure 1 

 Correct and Incorrect Angles of Measurement 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Normal Measurement Mode 

1. 

Slide the POWER switch to the ON position. Reverse the LCD display if desired via the 
Reverse key. 

2. 

Zero the meter before each measurement. 

3. 

Touch the adapter to the object being measured in a straight line. Refer to Fig.1. 

4. 

Begin measurement by applying force (Push or Pull). Read the LCD display. 

5. 

After completing the measurement, the display will indicate "0.00" if the position and angle of 
the Force Gauge have not changed. 

6. 

If the position or angle of the Force Gauge changes during a measurement, the display may 
show one of the following: 

a) The display over-ranges because the initial force of the transducer 

decreases

 due to a 

change in the position or angle of the Gauge after measurement. 

b) The display indicates any value such as "12", "25", etc.  This occurs because the initial 

force of the transducer 

increases

 due to a change in the position or angle of the Gauge 

after measurement. 

Note:

 Be sure to press "ZERO" before taking any new measurements. 

 

Acceptable 

Not Acceptable 

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