Bench scales are compact and versatile weighing scales that are designed for use on a table or benchtop. They are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings, such as laboratories, factories, and retail environments.

Bench scales come in a variety of sizes, capacities, and shapes to accommodate different types of loads. They typically consist of a flat platform that sits on a base and a weight indicator that displays the weight of the load.

Counting scales are specialized weighing scales that are designed to accurately count large quantities of small, identical items such as screws, bolts, pills, or electronic components. They are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings, such as manufacturing plants, warehouses, and pharmacies.

Crane scales are typically used to weigh objects that are suspended from a crane or other lifting device, while hanging scales are designed to weigh objects that are suspended from a hook or shackle. Both types of scales are accurate and reliable, and can be used to weigh a wide range of objects, from small parts to large machinery.

Mobile scales are weighing devices that are designed to be portable and easy to use. They are typically used in industrial and commercial settings where materials need to be weighed on the go, such as in warehouses, factories, and shipping docks.

Postal and shipping scales are an important tool for businesses and individuals who regularly ship packages or mail. These scales provide accurate weight measurements for packages and letters, allowing users to calculate shipping costs and ensure that packages are properly labeled and shipped.

Container weighers are important for several reasons. Firstly, they help to ensure compliance with weight limits and regulations for road, rail, and sea transportation. Overloaded containers can pose a safety risk and can also result in hefty fines or legal liabilities for the shipping company.

Dial/mechanical scales are a type of weighing scale that uses mechanical components, such as springs or levers, to determine the weight of an object. These scales are commonly used in settings where precise weight measurements are not required, such as home kitchens, small retail shops, and industrial applications where rough weight estimates are sufficient.

High resolution industrial weighing scales are a type of electronic scale that offer exceptionally accurate and precise weight measurements for industrial applications. These scales are designed to withstand harsh industrial environments and are commonly used in manufacturing, shipping, and logistics settings where precision and reliability are essential.