Is this a legal for trade scale?
1427796
I own a deli and it was not a good one to use. I sent it back. The county weights and measures told me no.
1427797
Depending on your area, it might not be compliant with county weights and measures. The reason being is that the scale cannot be calibrated. It is factory set and cannot be altered.
1427798
Yes it is legal for trade in Arizona you need to obtain a permit for the scale.
603393
looks like it was already answered but yes. The original account that you set up the scale with has to invite the other account to it. They will get a link via e-mail and add the scale to their account. If you log onto your account and click on devices then go to the scale there should be a place that says "invite people"
127703
not sure what kind of scale you are looking for but I bought it never used it i can sell it to you for 90 dollars the entire package
579070
Yes, but the scale loses its setting COnstantly. You have to fiddle with the adjuster back and forth EVERY TIME. Get another scale. This one sucks!!!
1444833
Not to my knowledge, no. On our farm stand we let the customers know it wasn't a certified scale but that we had tested it ourselves and found it to be accurate, and nobody had a problem with it. We always round the price to the nearest nickel anyway, so we don't need anything any more accurate than that. Your application could have different requirements.
109532
Good question. You may want to contact the U.S. Office of the Trade Representative. Here's the link:http://www.ustr.gov/trade-topics/trade-toolbox/export-assistance
330247
There is nothing illegal about owning it an any of the US states that I know of. I purchased two. This unit in question came from Texas. My other unit came from Israel and besides taking a month... There was no issues with customs. It cleared without issue and had the customs stamp on it.
595149
Largely no, or not without a lot of trouble. The scale is too small, and the display has a very narrow viewable angle. You can finagle a view, as the other answers attest, but you will be annoyed every time that it's so hard to read.
384904
No..the scale is not a mathematical calculator..it will only show how much you put or take, but not the difference between amounts.
1781244
Yes. I am legally blind, and have no difficulty using the scale. It would be very helpful to you to have a sighted person read the instructions before you use it.
1785599
Sorry...I have no idea about that. If you google the scale number and model number, I'll bet you can download a PDF of the Owner's Manual.
43469
Yes it can be re-calibrated if necessary. When I do it the scaleasks for a 1000.0 g weight. I don't have any so I just check itwith the smaller weight set I have. You can buy the weighton ebay for 17 USD or so. Wish they stated this in the productdescription.Good luck.Joe
1123901
Hi, thanks for your question.We can't comment on behalf of another website who may have different suppliers and pricing criteria.I see that this item is sold by several of our Marketplace Sellers. Sellers on our website are allowed to sell items at any price they feel is fair based on their own pricing structure.Have a great day!
1078411
I purchased this scale as a teaching tool. Since receiving your question I have been using calibrated weights to check accuracy and it has been spot on. I have also rigged an apparatus that allows us to weigh odd shaped items such as a flake of hay and I have found this scale to very handy in the barn. I do not know how to calibrate it and it is clearly marked "not legal for trade" I hope this is useful.
1314344
Check your shipping software. It's not a direct interface scale to printer. If your software can accept the scale it should work.
822152
Yes, the top of the scale open up, which I think is another way to weight items. It does not display anything. Product is as described and brand new.
847744
Most all scales of this size are the same in their basic features. It really depends on what you are weighing. I use mine to weigh out gold that I have prospected and it gets right most all the time.