Every industrial environment could not imagine their operations and day-to-day tasks without bench scales. The wide selection of bench scales are specifically designed to suit majority of industry needs and tare weights. Some of compact bench scales could be placed on a table or counter during weighing, while others platform scales would be usually placed on the floor. The size is usually depends on the weighing needs of a company. However the size, all of bench scalesguarantee accurate industrial weighing while also fitting into spaces where other types might not work. Digital bench scales, including benchtop and industrial bench scales, are key for accurate weighing. These scales provide precise measurements essential in various settings. The bench scales, also come in various capacities and readabilities ranging, which makes them perfect as a continuous use industrial bench scale.
Data Support Company (DSC Balances), specializes in highest level laboratory equipment with advanced weighing technology, discounted lab supplies including but not limited to high precision bench scales.Most of the bench scales we carry include stainless steel construction (stainless steel platform), percentage weighing, durable construction, backlit lcd display (oppose to analog output), remote indicator, ac adapter, soft keys and excellent battery life.
Please use our drop-down menu to sort by a wide range and product availability of specs for bench scalesincluding price range, brand, results readability, capacity and more. Contact our expert lab technicians for questions about which bench scales is right for you or your commercial applications, and for any additional information. DSC Balances is an authorized dealer of all brands and product lines we carry and many of our products come with a warranty.
Looking for another type of balance, floor scale, platform scale or lab instrument? We also carry moisture and fat analyzers, weighing scales and balances, calibration instruments, PH water conductivity meters and filters. Also, check out Balances vs Scales: Which One Should You Get?
