Weighing Scale

A weighing scale, also known as a scale or balance, is a device used to measure the weight or mass of an object. Weighing scales come in a variety of designs and types, including mechanical, electronic, and digital scales. They can be used for a wide range of applications, including industrial, commercial, and household use.

Mechanical scales use a system of levers and pulleys to measure weight, while electronic scales use electronic sensors to measure weight and display the results on a digital screen. Digital scales are electronic scales that also have the ability to display weight readings in a digital format. They can have different weight capacity, readability and features such as connectivity, data storage, and units conversion.

Weighing scales are used in a variety of settings, such as in manufacturing, shipping and receiving, inventory management, laboratory experimentation, and retail. They are also used in fields such as agriculture, food industry, healthcare, and many others. They are essential in many industries and are used to ensure accurate measurement and compliance with regulations