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Boy, Can We Talk About Scales

By Andy "The Tool Guy" Kroungold | July 30, 2010

From Stuller’s Tech Group

 

Let’s talk about scales and how important they are to the industry these days.  The gold market is just doing crazy things the past months.  The new home business is gold parties.

Boy can we talk?


Here is what you need to run a successful party, other than a lot of punch to drink:

The 1200 gram scale can take a beating and still be accurate in weighing the customers gold.  This scale is trade legal, and had a readablility of 0.1 grams.

 

Stuller carries Item 51-4072 from A&D scale.

Item Image

The cool thing is that you can accidentally drop it on the floor, and, according to the manufacturer it keeps the same accuaracy as before.

 

The Features Include:

 

  • Multiple weighing units: (ct, g, oxt, dwt, lb, lb-oz, gn, & Tael )
  • Large LCD display (16mm height) with backlight
  • Control zero, mode selection and data output with standard RS-232C
  • Counting function with Automatic Counting Accuracy Improvement
  • Standard comparator function--HI/OK/LO annunciator
  • Full Digital Calibration with optional user definable mass setting
  • Conformity to GLP with I.D. and serial number outputs
  • Auto Power OFF
  • Portable-compact size, lightweight, rugged body
  • Sealed key panel protection against dust and spills
  • Low profile and small footprint for minimal space requirement
  • Optional Battery Pack
  • Overload protection
  • Underhook weighing
  • Security ring to prevent theft
  • Stainless steel weighing pan
  • NTEP Approval Legal-For-Trade

 

 

It is nice to see a scale that is made with quality and accuracy in mind at a fraction of the cost of

other trade legal scales.  We believe that this is a refreshing item to the Stuller line.

 

Stuller, along with A&D, has an extensive line other than just this one scale.

Call the Tech line 800.877.8777 ext 4300 or sign on to Live Chat with one of our Friendly Tech Team Specialist.

 

[From The Bench August 2009]