Mechanical scale in stainless steel with precise measurement up to 10 kg
This robust mechanical scale from Matfer Bourgeat provides reliable weighing up to 10 kg with a precision of 50 grams. The stainless steel tray measuring 220x220 mm ensures a hygienic weighing surface, whilst the solid iron base provides stability during use.
Ideal for the daily weighing of ingredients, portions, and raw materials in professional kitchens, restaurants, and bakeries.
Accurate weighing without a power supply
The mechanical design makes the scale reliable without the need for batteries or a power supply. The scale is fitted with a damper that ensures quick stabilisation and accurate readings every time. The clear dial makes it easy to read results even in busy working environments, and the zero-adjustment knob allows for rapid calibration between weighings.
Durable construction for professional use
The combination of stainless steel and a painted iron base makes this scale resistant to daily use in demanding kitchen environments. The easy-to-clean surface can be wiped down quickly after use, ensuring a high standard of hygiene. With its compact dimensions of 277x260x220 mm, the scale takes up minimal worktop space whilst offering a generous weighing surface.
Technical specifications
The scale has a maximum capacity of 10 kg with a graduation of 50 grams, providing the precision required for most kitchen tasks. The weighing platform measures 220x220 mm and offers ample space for both ingredients and containers. Please note that this scale is designed for internal use and is not approved for commercial transactions.
Key advantages of the scale:
- Reliable mechanical construction with no need for power or batteries
- Stainless steel tray ensuring hygienic food handling
- Fast and stable readings thanks to the built-in damping function
You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.
Frequently asked questions
Can the scale be used to weigh smaller quantities below 50 grams?
No, this scale has a graduation of 50 grams, which means it cannot measure accurately below this level. For very small quantities, we recommend a digital scale with a finer graduation.
What is the best way to maintain this scale?
Clean the weighing platform with a damp cloth after use and avoid overloading the scale. Store it in a dry place and regularly check the zero adjustment to ensure continued accuracy.
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