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Bench Scales

A bench scale is a type of weighing scale that is typically used in industrial and commercial settings. Bench scales are designed to be placed on a flat surface, such as a table or countertop.

Precision & Efficiency

Our technicians can link these to another scale, a computer, or barcode reader for a highly efficient counting system.

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Let us help you select the best model for your needs. This service can save you thousands in miscounted inventory.

Bench Scale Columns

Bench scale columns are available for the BenchMark SL, BenchMark SL/HE, BenchMark Mild Steel, BenchMark Stainless Steel, BenchMark HE, BenchMark HE-X, CW-80B, CW-90B and CW90-XB

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Bench Scale FAQs

A bench scale is a type of weighing scale that is designed to be used on a tabletop or bench. It is commonly used in industrial and commercial settings for weighing large items or batches of items.

Bench scales can be highly accurate, with some models capable of measuring weights down to a fraction of a gram. However, the accuracy of a bench scale will depend on factors such as the quality of the scale, its calibration, and the conditions in which it is used.

When choosing a bench scale, some features to consider include its capacity, accuracy, display readability, durability, and connectivity options.

To calibrate a bench scale, you will typically need a set of calibration weights that are traceable to a national standard. You can then follow the manufacturer’s instructions for calibrating the scale, which may involve adjusting the calibration settings or performing a zero calibration. It is important to calibrate your bench scale regularly to ensure accurate measurements. American Scale also provides calibration services. 

The calibration frequency for bench scales can vary depending on several factors, such as the frequency of use, the environment in which the scale is used, and the level of accuracy required. As a general rule, bench scales should be calibrated at least once per year. However, if the scale is used frequently or in harsh environments, it may need to be calibrated more often. Some manufacturers may also recommend a specific calibration schedule based on their product specifications. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for calibration to ensure that the scale remains accurate and reliable. Additionally, if the scale is moved or bumped, it should be recalibrated before use to ensure accurate measurements.

What Our Customers Say

"I am extremely happy with American Scale and their technicians. My emails and calls are always answered in a timely manner, the technician always shows when we are told he will be here, and is dressed appropriately. If I ever have any issues, ASC is always quick to fix these and any others that arise. 100% Satisfied."
Kim Rafferty
UPS Supply Chain Solutions
"They got here before I expected, got it done quickly and professionally. Even set us up with a schedule so we don't forget."
Joey McNew
Heritage Environmental
"The service and overall satisfaction is a 10! The guys do an excellent job."
Terri Keller
Master Manufacturing
"I am extremely happy with American Scale and their technicians. My emails and calls are always answered in a timely manner, the technician always shows when we are told he will be here, and is dressed appropriately. If I ever have any issues, ASC is always quick to fix these and any others that arise. 100% Satisfied."
Kim Rafferty
UPS Supply Chain Solutions
"They got here before I expected, got it done quickly and professionally. Even set us up with a schedule so we don't forget."
Joey McNew
Heritage Environmental
"The service and overall satisfaction is a 10! The guys do an excellent job."
Terri Keller
Master Manufacturing

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