Lab Scale 6000g Grams Scale 0.01g Accuracy Digital Analytical Balances with RS232 Port & 500g Calibration Weight, Laboratory Scale for Weighing Gold Silver Jewelry Kitchen LCD Display 7units

Features

• 6000g x 0.01g High Precision Lab Scale6000g capacity with 0.01g accuracy, equal to 10mg readability. This precision lab scale and analytical balance uses a high sensitivity sensor with a level bubble and adjustable leveling feet to give steady, repeatable readings. Made for labs, jewelry, pharmacy, and school weighing of powders, herbs, coins, gems, and small parts
• RS232 Data Output for ConnectivityRS232 data port sends serial weight data from the digital lab scale to a computers printer, or external devices for data logging, printing, and record keeping during experiments, shipping, and stock audits. The port supports lab work, production lines, inventory counting, and quality checks that need saved weight records you can review later
• 7 Units with One-Key Switching7 weighing units (g/kg/ct/oz/lb/dr/dwt) switch with one key: grams for everyday use, ounces for shipping, carats and pennyweight for jewelry, pounds for larger loads, troy ounces for precious metals, and grains for reloading. This milligram scale helps jewelry, reloading, and herb work without manual math, so you weigh gems, powder, coins, and small parts fast
• Rechargeable Battery & Backlit LCDRechargeable battery with AC powers this digital scale grams for steady daily use, so you keep weighing through long lab or jewelry sessions. The backlit LCD display stays clear in low light. Tare, counting mode for small parts, auto shutoff, and overload alarm support daily lab and jewelry work with less hassle
• Stainless Pan & Calibration Weight IncludedStainless steel pan resists rust, cleans fast, and holds chemicals, powder, jewelry, coins, and small parts. The square platform sits on a sturdy base for stable, repeatable weighing you can trust. A 500g calibration weight is included to keep this gold scale for jewelers accurate anytime, and CE FCC UL RoHS marks back the build