500g x 0.1g Digital Pocket Jewelry Weight Scale g oz gn ct

Specifications:

• Backlight: Blue
• Capacity: 500 g
• Accuracy: 0.1g
• Size: 3.6 x 3.7 x 0.5in (L×W×D)
• Calibration: Auto calibration
• Tare Range: Tare full capacity
• Weighing Modes: g /oz / gn / ct
• Auto Off: 60 seconds off approx
• Power Supply: 2 x AAA batteries

Features:

• Unique and compact modern design
• Transparent cover for powder weighing
• This Electronic Pocket Scale with professional stainless steel platform
• Digital weight scale is simple operation and easy to read
• LCD display

Details:

• This digital pocket scale features a very thin profile and the high quality construction. Automatic backlight, automatically zero clearing and auto power-off function

• Portable Digital Scales work perfect for your gold, jewelry, pearl powder, tobacco, drugs and other items weighing. These Portable Digital Scales are easily portable in fact they'll even fit in your pocket and Portable Digital Scales are ideal for professionals and hobbyists in a wide range of fields

• The handheld design gives the Digital Weight Scale a very stylish look to fit any decor and easy to portable. This digital pocket scale features a very thin profile and the high quality construction

• This Cheap Digital Scales have the main functions of automatic backlight, automatically cleared, automatic shutdown. This kind of Portable Digital Scales is the best choice for you

Size in Detail:

How to Calibrate a Pocket Scale?

A pocket scale is a small, digital scale that can measure small items weighing up to 300 g. Pocket scales can be used to weight small packages and letters, jewelry and individual food portions. Most pocket scales are calibrated at the factory, but due to use, travel and movement, the scale can become slightly off. Calibrating or recalibrating the scale prevents weighing errors

• Set the pocket scale on a flat, even surface
• Press the "Power" button or "On/Off" button to power on the device
• Put the scale into calibration mode. This process varies depending on the brand and model of pocket scale you own. Some models have a "Calibration" or "CAL" button that needs to be held down.Other scales require you to hold down the "Power" button for 5 to 10 seconds until the pocket scale enters calibration mode
• Place the calibration weight onto the scale. Most scales come with a 100 g calibration weight, or these can be purchased at any office supply store
• Press the "Enter" or "Calibration" button, depending on the brand and model of pocket scale, once the weight has sat on the scale for 3 to 5 seconds
• Remove the weight. Press the "Power" or "On/Off" button to turn the scale off. Repeat to turn the unit back on. The scale is now calibrated

Instructions for Pocket Scale:

• Starting It Up - The Flipscale is only 2¼ inches wide and 3¼ inches long. It has a huge 400 g capacity and up to 0.05 g accuracy. It is tiny, and exact, and it is one of the first pocket scales to come with an easy-to-read LCD screen. The first thing to do in this electronic device, is to insert the batteries. This scale takes two "CR2032" button style batteries. First, release the battery cover on the bottom of the device by sliding out-wards, place the batteries into the battery compartment--making sure they are aligned correctly--and re-install the battery cover. Your scale is ready to be turned on. Do so, and allow it to warm up for 20 seconds or so before trying to weigh anything
• Callibration - If this is the first time turning it on after battery insertion, or the first time turning it on in a while or even if the scale just appears to be weighing things incorrectly, it is a good idea to calibrate the machine. Place the scale on the scalepad that is included on the box your scale arrived in--if you no longer have that, use a very flat, smooth surface. Once placed there, press the On button; press and hold the Unit Key for three to five seconds until the LCD screen shows CAL (for calibration). Press the unit key again until the CAL display flashes, and the switches to show a number (usually like 100.00g). The number depends on the make and model of your scale, but it is essentially the weight that the scale is asking you to place on the tray, in order for it to know, exactly what 100 g is. Place a calibration weight that matches the number of g asked for, onto the scale. If you do not have a calibration weight, they are inexpensive to buy, or you can use 20 U.S. nickels (100 g) or more nickels depending what the scale asks for. Once the weight is added, the scale will flash PASS and then 100g. You have successfully calibrated your scale
• Usage - There are three buttons on most pocket scales: On/off, Zero, and Units. Pressing the on/off switch turns the device on and off. Pressing the Zero button takes the weighed object back to 0g. If, for instance, you wanted to weigh some food, but didn't want to put the food directly onto the scale, you could put a tray on the scale, zero it out. So with the tray on the scale, the scale read zero, and once the food was added, the scale only showed the weight of the food, and not the tray. It's a useful device. The Unit button changes the units that you are measuring in: grams, ounces, pennyweight or troy ounces are common ones. Most of these buttons are not necessary for simply weighing however--except to turn the scale on, of course. Just place the item on the scale, and the device will read it and display the weight immediately

Package Included:

• 1 x Digital Pocket Scale