Scales
2002-03-15 20:17:30+00 by Dan Lyke 2 comments
Charlene's hooked up with a distributor to do a line of bath salts (more as we bring those on-line), and she's needing to be more analytical about her product. And I've been needing a scale for the kitchen, for chocolate making and baking. I was going to compromise on the Ohaus 310-00 triple beam balance, 'cause it's good to .01 gram, which appears to be a bit less than half a drop of oil, and has barely large enough capacity for kitchen work (300 grams or so). Then we discovered Precision Weighing Balance's Application Notes, specifically the one that compared and described 4 mechanical scales, and we discovered that we could get the Deering 10 gram scale for her, and a beefier balance that's only got .1 gram accuracy but will handle 2100 grams for me (can't find the link right now) for the same price. Reports as we actually use these puppies, but those application notes are worth reading if you think you might need to weigh something.