Description and Specification for Lab Tenders
Parcel Scale.
The Parcel Scale is a robust and dependable weighing instrument designed for postal services, courier operations, warehouses, retail outlets, factories, laboratories, and general industrial applications. Built to international accuracy standards, the scale provides reliable weight measurements for parcels, packages, cartons, and other materials requiring routine weighing.
Its sturdy construction, corrosion-resistant components, and easy-to-read dial make it ideal for long-term use in demanding working environments.
Accurate weighing performance conforming to international standards
Strong and durable construction for extended service life
Anti-rust coated components for enhanced corrosion resistance
Modern and attractive design with powder-coated finish
Large full-view dial for clear and convenient reading
Special moving-pointer mechanism designed to minimize wear and tear of internal components
Smooth and reliable operation
Maintenance-friendly design
Suitable for continuous industrial and commercial use
Available Capacities:
Up to 10 kg capacity with 50 g graduations
Up to 20 kg capacity with 100 g graduations
Display Type: Analog full-view dial with pointer indication
Dimensions (excluding pan): 32 × 22 × 18 cm
Net Weight: Approximately 1.7 kg
Construction: Heavy-duty metal body with protective anti-rust coating
Finish: Durable powder-coated surface
The Parcel Scale is ideal for weighing parcels, packages, cartons, mailbags, industrial components, warehouse inventory, retail goods, and shipping consignments. It is widely used in courier services, post offices, logistics centers, factories, warehouses, educational institutions, and commercial establishments where reliable and durable weighing equipment is required.
We are manufacturers and suppliers of the Parcel Scale, serving Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bhutan, Brazil, Cambodia, Cuba, Cyprus, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Ethiopia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Malaysia, the Philippines, Tanzania and Uganda.
