Jewelry Scales Digital Weight Grams&Ounces Lab Industrial Counting Scale Balance Electronic 0.1 Gram for Parts Coins Screws Buttons Nuts (6kg/0.1g) (7.5kg/0.1g)
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Jewelry Scales Digital Weight Grams&Ounces Lab Industrial Counting Scale Balance Electronic 0.1 Gram for Parts Coins Screws Buttons Nuts (6kg/0.1g) (7.5kg/0.1g)
- ● Wide Application: This scientific scale can weight multiple things like jewelry, screws, parts,coins,food and etc. It can be widely applied to laboratories,kitchen, schools, commercial, industrial, agricultural.
- ● Practical Function: The counting scale saves hours of time, and thousands of dollars, spent accounting for parts, reconciling inventory or balancing the register.
- ● Easy To Use: The inventory scale features an easy-to-read LCD digital display; reversible pan to hold coins and other small parts.
- ● Specification: Capacity: 3kg, 5kg, 6kg, 7.5kg, 10kg. Precision: 0.1g. Stabilization Time: 1 seconds. Units of Measurement: grams
- ● Large LCD Display: HD backlit LCD display, easy to read data, clear and precise reading even in dark environment.
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