Review on π’ Adam Equipment CPWplus 150 Bench Scale - 330lb/150kg Capacity, 0.1lb/50g Precision by Michael Radhakrishnan
Fantastic scale and good price
These scales are amazing and I trust them a lot. I used a similar version of this scale at university to weigh dry materials in ceramics. I was originally going to buy a lower capacity version of this brand but then thought 200kg would be better (go bigger or go home you never know how heavy what you need to weigh might be). I believe the downside to buying a larger capacity scale is that the steps are larger (readability)? Despite this, it has great accuracy and the LCD can be installed through the holes on the back. I recommend covering the LCD with clear plastic if you plan to get it dirty.
- Complete set
- May damage
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