I need to use this for small jewelry components, as well as weighing packages - could this scale do both?
1771412
Well for a small package sure. It's not very big, maybe the size of a index card and less than a half inch thick it seemed. Also make sure you have weights to balance yours. I ended up returning mine because I couldn't get it to zero itself.
1771413
No this scale is too small for packages. Also regardless of the scale you decide to buy make sure you buy the tools for calibration such as the weight units
1771414
When I put a package on my scale, it displayed "JEWELRY ONLY". So I guess not.
1771415
sorry I can not answer your question because I get this item damaged from the factory, I do not think an article of good quality
1771416
It can weigh jewelry provided that it does not exceed 200 grams. The same goes for packages. The max weight it can handle is 200 grams.
50961
I don't know that it would be accurate enough for a postal scale, depends on how small. I'd look for a food scale that goes up to the lbs you need but that will do ounces for small packages. Most bathroom scales are not accurate under like 20-30 lbs.
1762463
If your letter, or package is weighing in ounces, you will be fine. The scale will give you an output of 1.2oz or .9oz or 2.7oz or whatever the weight may be. The only issure you will have is if the item weighs less than .1oz (1/10 of an ounce) .1 is the lowest measurement of this scale. So if your item is less than .1 oz, then your scale will read either .1 or 0.0. Any weight of .1 oz to 55.0.0 LBS this scale will weigh without problem. I hope this helps.
1901503
Absolutely not! This is strictly meant for small jewelry projects! I'd check your local hardware store!
471048
I would not trust a bath scales with precision weighing. Jewelry or postal scales would be far more accurate for these fine differences of weight.
361100
scale is accurate to nearest gram! works very well to measure my tennis rackets so should be fine for postage. just don't try and weigh anything that exceeds its capacity !
805609
I have one of these and use it for my business all the time. I do fruits and vegetables. I have weighed boxes and it works quite accurately. The only thing is if the weight in the box is not equally distributed, it would be difficult since the top of the scale is only like the size of a sheet of paper.
1648571
Yes it will work for that. I use it to look at coin dates and detail and also to see if jewelry is 14 k or sterling silver.
945635
I use this scale to weigh packages with clothes and it is within .1 of an ounce correct.
458199
I'm sure it can. This scale is highly accurate, the only limitation would be the maximum capacity for the scale which is 11lbs. Package size may also be a limitation as it is rather small and may limit visibility to the display. I have trouble with it while trying to use a plate to weigh my food, so imagine using it for a package.
1809669
Sorry, I can't give good opinion on this particular scale as mine arrived defective and I returned it. I have an older scale with tempered glass and have had no problems with it however it is glass so if you are knocking things about you might have to get an old fashioned metal scale.
235618
It can but i found it might not be accurate....it seems to be off a few ounces per pound...you small weights will not be accurate
840552
Yes, it will work. I just tested it on some small kitchen items like spoons/measuring cups and I am able to get a reading as small as 0.1 pounds
823949
Yes. This scale can be set to display weight as either grams and kilograms, or ounces and pounds. You only need to press the MODE option.
609910
If you routinely want to weigh heavier objects, you would likely want another scale. This scale reminds me of the scales we used in high school or university chemistry lab. It would be awkward to weigh a 66lb object unless it were very dense because the readout is on the top and the weighing surface is too small.
794063
No, it doesn't have that sort of function. You can however use the the Weaker/Stronger setting to tune the amount. It is pretty consistent with the amount it puts out so you may be able to fine tune any weight requirement you need with a scale and the stronger/weaker options.
1697118
It's always faster to measure than I am. But I'm using it to weight for postage. For a quick tap, I dont know and suspect you are looking at the wrong scale. It's meant for packages. Even if it read the quick tap and your software grabed only the max entry, not sure how accurate it would be. Do know that as you press on the scale, you can see the weight change on the PC. I'm using Shipworks.Hope that helps you out.