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Types of measurement scales include industrial scales, bathroom scales, and kitchen scales. Each is designed to weight different size objects at varying degrees of accuracy.
If you want accuracy and ease-of-use. A lot of scales are junk because they give inconsistent readings. If you are looking to get in better health and are weighing in daily, digital scales are the way to go. As long as you go with a model that is been tested to have a quality sensors to ensure accuracy, digital will give you precise figures consistently.
There are many bathroom scales nowadays that are claiming to be accurate. Some of these bathroom scales have gone digital. One way to check that your bathroom scale is giving you accurate results is to calibrate it so that you will know that your bathroom scale is definitely accurate. Try weighing something that you know the exact weight of. For example, weigh 10kilos of sugar or flour on the bathroom scale and check if it gives the exact result of 10kilos. If it does, then it is definitely accurate. But it if it gives you far off result, then the bathroom scale isn't worth it.
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Salter bathroom scales are competitively prices, stylish, and accurate. They are also available in a wide variety of styles to match your bathroom.
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You can purchase Salter bathroom scales at Amazon. Or if you don't want to wait for them to arrive at your house you can buy them at stores like Target, and Walmart.
Scales - depending on the size of the mass maybe 'balance scales' or 'bathroom scales' or 'kitchen scales'. Mass is the proper scientific word for 'weight'
Calibration equipment is equipment used to test the accuracy of other equipment, and make sure it is as accurate as it needs to be. If used on a set of bathroom scales, it might involve a set of weights that are known to weigh 20Kg, 30Kg, 40Kg, and so on. (These weights might be as much as 0.2Kg under or over weight, for example.) These would then be put on the scales, to make sure the scales gave a reading that was 20Kg, 30Kg 40Kg. For bath room-scales the 20Kg weight might produce a reading from 19 to 21Kg, which is plus or minus 5%, IE an error of 5%, with the "calibration weights" 1.25% accurate. For bathroom scales this would be "OK" Depending on what is being calibrated there would be a degree of error that would be allowed. For scales in a hospital measuring drugs a 5% error (perfectly OK on the scales in your bathroom) could result in a fatal overdose.
The Salter company has it's own website, along with pages dedicated to their scales. Here is a link to their webpage discussing their scales and how they differ from their competitors: http://www.salteronline.com/bathroom-scales.html
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The usual weight limit for bathroom scales is nineteen stone or one hundred and twenty kilograms. This is usually enough for most families although it is possible to buy bathroom scales that can weigh heavier people.