VOLUME CALIBRATION

There are many different weight levels (from 1mg to hundreds of kg) with many different accuracy levels such as E2, F1, F2, M1, M2,... often used to check the calibration of scales such as: Fecal scales scale, technical scale, bench scale,... or used in the laboratory.

Analytical balance is a form of high-precision electronic balance, with a resolution of 4 to 5 odd numbers, made to measure very small measurements with extremely small errors. PT scales are often used in laboratories of biology, chemistry, electronics, etc.

This is a line of electronic scales with accuracy level II or III, used in factories manufacturing small weight equipment.

This type of scale is quite small in size and is commonly used in supermarkets, industrial parks, factories, etc.

It is a popular type of scale used a lot in daily life, highly convenient, and much cheaper than electronic scales. Spring watch scales include tabletop and hanger types, usually with accuracy level IIII, capable of weighing up to 200kg (according to OIML R76-2006).

The electronic scale is designed to suit the hook-hanging function: One end has a round ring - allowing the scale to hang on the pressure point. The screen displays measurement results.