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Weighing Balance
Weighing scales are versatile devices used to measure the weight of single or multiple objects. They are typically used for weighing smaller items, such as jewellery or food. The majority of scales feature a plate or bowl platform on which to place the item to be weighed. Analogue scales, or mechanical scales, use a spring mechanism to read the weight of the item. Digital scales use the force of the weight to generate an electric signal and provide an accurate weight reading. Digital scales are ideal for applications where precision is essential. Weighing scales provide a reading in a range of different units, for example in grams (g), kilograms (kg), Pounds (lbs) and Stone (St). Some offer multiple options so it is important that you choose a device suitable for your application.
Specification
| Capacity | Readability | Pan Size |
| 120g | 0.001g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 150g | 0.005g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 300g | 0.01g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 600g | 0.02g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 600g | 0.01g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 1000g | 0.01g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 1500g | 0.05g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 3000g | 0.1g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 2200g | 0.01g | 4.7'' ø / 120mm ø |
| 6000g | 0.1g | 5.7'' ø / 145mm ø |
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