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300kg Electronic Scale Hanging Hook Scale LCD Dynamometer Industrial Weighing Hook Weight 300kg/600lbs

Name: 300kg Electronic Scale Hanging Hook Scale LCD Dynamometer Industrial Weighing Hook Weight 300kg/600lbs
Brand: TINOR
SKU: TiR-UK-04644
Price: 17.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£41.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

This 300kg Electronic Scale Hanging Hook Scale is designed for industrial weighing applications. With a capacity of 300kg (600lbs) and a minimum weight detection of 2kg (4lbs), it is built for versatility and accuracy. The scale features a robust aluminum shell and a high-strength hook and ring, ensuring durability and reliability in various environments.

Technical specifications

Capacity: 300kg / 600lbs

Minimum weight: 2kg / 4lbs

Display: 20mm LCD with backlight

Visible distance: over 10 meters

Power supply: 3 x AA batteries (not included)

Accuracy standards: OIML III

Tare range: 100% F, S

Zero range: 4% FS

Safe overload: 400% FS

Overload alarm: 100% FS + 9e

Battery support time: > 100 hours

Operating temperature: -10 ℃ to 40 ℃

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for warehousing, textile, transportation, metallurgy, foundry, and other industries

Usage

Ideal for weighing heavy items in industrial settings

Easy to read measurements from a distance due to the large LCD display

Other information

Package includes: 1x Digital Scale

Features

Brand
TINOR
Maximum load
300 kg
Power source
Batteries
Tare function
Yes
Scale format
Weighing hook
Height
1 cm
Width
1 cm
Material
Aluminium
ManoMano Reference
ME94203695
MMID
626306556514
Product code
TiR-UK-04644
EAN
8420468930961

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