We are a global leader in various markets, including laboratory, industrial, education, food preparation, pharmacy, and jewelry. Precision in measurements is crucial in these fields, and this is where precision scales, also known as analytical balances, come into play. These scales are known for their high accuracy, capable of measuring sub-milligram increments.
In the realm of databases, particularly SQL Server, precision and scale play significant roles. If not specified, SQL Server defaults to a precision of 18 and a scale of 0. Precision, in this context, refers to the closeness of two or more measurements to each other. Marsden counting scales are an example of this precision, offering exceptional digital display resolutions up to 1/30000 and internal count resolutions up to 1/1000000. These scales can be either Trade Approved or non-approved.
Our product range includes electronic laboratory balances, industrial digital scales, weighing indicators and controllers, load cells, and non-destructive measuring tools. It’s important to understand the difference between weighing scales and balances. While scales measure weight relevant to gravity, balances compare the mass of two different objects.
Consider the UC-355 Precision Personal Health Scale, which features a real-time clock, internal memory, audible and visual indicators. This is a testament to the advancements in weighing technology. Additionally, our coffee scales, perfect for both home and outdoor use, are lightweight, battery-operated, and offer a great balance of precision and convenience.
