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SCALE, mechanical, adult 0-150 kg, grad. 500 g

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SCALE mechanical adult

Definition

Mechanical measuring device designed to measure the weight of adults in health centres or hospitals.

Specifications

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Technical specifications

  • Anti-corrosion steel
  • Mechanical scale with spring
  • Graduations every 500 g
  • Maximum weight: 150 kg
  • Wide traditional dial, easy to read
  • Reset cogwheel
  • Large and stable footplate
  • Dimensions: 465 x 335 x 115 mm

Instructions for use

This scale is intended for use in health facilities. It is not accurate enough to monitor malnutrition in adults (in that case, use a scale with an accuracy of 100 g).

Place the scale on a level floor or fix it on suitable support (e.g. wooden board).

Tare the scale regularly with a test weight of 10 kg.

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