Digital Scales are compact electronic weighing devices designed to measure the weight of suitable materials with clearly specified capacity and readability options.
The range includes three listed models, allowing customers to select a scale according to their weighing requirements:
Each model offers a different combination of maximum weighing capacity and measurement resolution. Review the specifications of your selected model before purchase.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product name | Digital Scales |
| Product type | Electronic precision weighing scales |
| Available capacities | 500 g, 50 g and 20 g |
| Listed readability | 0.01 g or 0.001 g, depending on model |
| Display | Digital display; confirm model-specific details |
| Design | Compact format |
| Variants | Three listed options |
This model has a listed maximum weighing capacity of 500 g and a readability of 0.01 g. It is an option for applications requiring a higher weighing capacity than the smaller models in this range.
The 50 g model has a listed maximum capacity of 50 g and a readability of 0.001 g. Its lower capacity and finer display increments make it an option for applications involving smaller quantities.
The Carat model has a listed maximum capacity of 20 g and a readability of 0.001 g. It is designed for weighing within a smaller capacity range where fine measurement increments are required.
| Model | Maximum Capacity | Listed Readability |
|---|---|---|
| Digital Scale | 500 g | 0.01 g |
| Digital Scale | 50 g | 0.001 g |
| Carat Digital Scale | 20 g | 0.001 g |
Understanding readability: A scale's readability indicates the smallest increment shown on its display. It does not, by itself, guarantee the same level of measurement accuracy. Actual accuracy, calibration requirements and operating limits depend on the specific model.
Features such as tare functionality, calibration methods, weighing units, power supply and included accessories should be confirmed against the manufacturer's specifications for each variant before being advertised.
Consider the following factors when choosing a digital scale:
A higher-capacity model does not necessarily provide finer readability. Compare both specifications before selecting a variant.
For reliable operation:
Refer to the product manual for model-specific operating instructions.
Specifications can differ between models. Confirm the selected variant's maximum capacity, readability, accuracy, calibration procedure and included accessories before purchase.
The listed capacity and readability values should be verified against the actual product specifications. No additional technical features or accuracy guarantees should be assumed unless supported by the manufacturer.
Digital scales are electronic devices that measure weight and display the result numerically.
The range lists a 500 g model with 0.01 g readability, a 50 g model with 0.001 g readability and a 20 g Carat model with 0.001 g readability.
The listed 500 g model has the highest maximum capacity in this range.
The 50 g and 20 g Carat models are listed with 0.001 g readability.
It means the display shows weight in increments of 0.001 g. This value alone does not establish the scale's actual measurement accuracy.
Choose a model based on the maximum total weight you need to measure and the manufacturer's specifications for the intended application.
No. Readability describes the smallest displayed increment. Accuracy is a separate specification that should be confirmed in the manufacturer's documentation.
No. Do not exceed the maximum weighing capacity specified for the selected model.
Included accessories and calibration requirements have not been confirmed here. Check the individual product listing or manufacturer documentation before purchase.
Review the specifications displayed for the chosen variant and consult the manufacturer's documentation for additional technical details.



