Dimensions

Type

Precision

Type

Precision

They are used in laboratories, jewelry stores, pharmacies, the food industry, and chemical laboratories. They are characterized by extremely high precision and a very small margin of error.

Maximum Weight

0.5 kg

Maximum Weight

The maximum amount of weight that the scale can accurately measure.

Measurement Accuracy

0.1 gr

Measurement Accuracy

The smallest weight difference that the scale can detect. The smaller the accuracy number, the more precise the measurements.

with Bin

No

with Bin

The bucket or container is used for easy weighing of materials or products. Ideal for fruits, vegetables, powders, or other bulk raw materials.

Pocket

Yes

Pocket

Special small scales for small items, such as jewelry or precious metals.

Additional Weighing Units

OZ, CT, OZT, DWT, Grain

Additional Weighing Units

OZ

Common weight unit, mainly in the USA/UK. 1 OZ = 28.3495 g.

CT

Weight unit mainly used for gemstones and diamonds. 1 carat equals 200 mg (0.2 g)

OZT

Weight unit for precious metals such as gold and silver. 1 OZT = 31.1034768 g.

Grain

Traditional unit of weight, used in jewelry and pharmaceuticals 1 grain = 64.79891 mg.

Dimensions

10x10εκ.

Power Supply

Power Source

Battery

Battery Type

AAA

Functions & Features

Label Printing

No

Label Printing

Ability to print adhesive labels with weight and price, a useful feature for greengrocers or butcher shops

ADD function

No

ADD function

The ADD function (addition) in professional scales is a practical feature that allows you to consecutively add weights or amounts (e.g., from different products) and display the total sum on the screen.

HOLD function

No

HOLD function

The HOLD function in professional scales "holds" the weight reading on the display, even if you remove the product from the tray.

Piece Counting

Yes

Piece Counting

The Piece Counting function allows the scale to calculate the number of identical items (such as screws, nuts, capsules, or small components) based on their total weight.

Initially, the user places a sample of a known quantity (e.g. 10 pieces) so that the scale can calculate the average weight per piece.
Then, each new measurement shows the exact number of pieces on the tray, without the need for separate counting.

PLU

No

PLU

Code or abbreviation used for the quick identification of products on the scale or POS.

Function: Allows immediate selection of stored products via memory keys or software, speeding up the weighing and sales process.

Connection with Cash Register / POS

No

Connection with Cash Register / POS

Ability to connect the scale with POS systems, cash registers, or computer systems via port or wireless connection. This way, the scale immediately transfers weight and value data to the sales system, reducing errors and saving time when issuing receipts.

Note: Compatibility depends on the communication protocol of the POS and the settings of the scale.

Display Features

with Tower

No

with Tower

External display on a tall stand, so that the information of the weighed product can be seen more easily

Customer Display

No

Customer Display

Display of results on additional screens (e.g. front, back, or side). Facilitates both the customer and the operator.

Screen Type

LCD

Screen Type

LCD

What it is: Screen technology with liquid crystals that change appearance when electric current passes through.

What it does: Displays weight, prices, and other data in clear digits or symbols, providing sharp indication in various conditions.

Usage

Indicative Use

Catering, Food, Piece Counting

Certifications

OIML

No

OIML

International standard (Organisation Internationale de Métrologie Légale) that defines the accuracy and quality requirements for scales.