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Single-column testers today represent the largest single market segment of the force testing marketplace for a number of reasons. Among them is their utility across a broad range of applications. Capacities for single-column testers now typically range from a couple of ounces up to 500Lbf, with a few models offering capacities up to 1,000Lbf.
Another reason is their affordability. Single-column testers are among the least expensive force testing devices available, with models starting at several thousand dollars, allowing users to purchase them without having to justify a major capital appropriation.