Bench Scales – A Brief Overview
Bench Scales are, without a doubt, one of the most popular types of weighing equipment found in any field of work — medical, retail, food and beverage; you name it! This is mainly because of the ability for the scales to resist overloading as well as their consistent accuracy. Also known as platform scales, these instruments are designed specifically to be stable and precise, providing flawless results with every use (which is incredibly important for a lot of consumers).
Usually protected by a large stainless steel weighing platform, bench scales absorb the impact of the weighted object with multiple springs to safeguard the load cell, preventing static overload. There is an assortment of models allowing for a variety of different weight capacities that will suit any industry. These can vary tremendously in
price depending on manufacturer, size and various other factors. With careful research and shopping, one can easily find the best value quite quickly.
Many scale manufacturers split the same bench scale model in to various weight capacities. The reason is quite economical; it allows the consumer to pay for only what they need. For example, a bench scale model could be a perfect match for someone as far as features, size or brand, however if they do not plan on weighing objects that
would even come close to the scale’s capacity of 1000lbs, it would be illogical to pay for that scale. This is why they offer most scale models in category by weight capacity, as it is usually one of the first specifications that someone who is looking to purchase a scale
would look for.
Platform scales are durable, long-lasting and you can almost always find a model that is tailored exactly to your needs. Most popular bench scales are powered via an A/C adapter, removing the need to replace batteries which can often be expensive for delicate equipment such as this. They are the perfect solution for many looking to
purchase a scale for their business.