10 x 0.001gram Diamond Jewelry Scale Gemstone Scales
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| 10 x 0.001gram Diamond Jewelry Scale Gemstone Scales |
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| Manufacturer: American Weigh |
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| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Sale Price: $22.99 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
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Product Description |
| Four different weighing units
(g, ct, dwt, gn,)
Includes tweezers, (2) 10g calibration weights, and carrying case
Capacity 20g / 100ct / 308.8gn / 12.86dwt
Readability
0.001g / 0.005ct / 0.02gn / 0.001dwt
Scale Dimensions 6.1" x 2.6" x 0.8"
Platform Dimensions 1-3/8" Diameter
Power 4x (four) AAA Batteries |
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Product Details |
- Highly accurate, ideal for gems and precious stones
- Sleek design
- Flip top cover protects weighing surface while not in use
- Easy 4-Key operation
- Tare Feature; Add-Up Feature
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Customer Reviews |
 good for the price |
| Review Date: January 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Valerian Ayrapetyan, ohio,usa |
| its definatly a good product for the price but after a couple months the numbers start jumping around a little too much, i dont know how good it would be for jewelery but maybe drugs? |
Accurate and nice looking
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| Review Date: October 19, 2007 |
| Reviewer: S. Allison, San Diego, CA |
| I have been buying gems on ebay and I've been having trouble keeping track of which is which. This scale is very accurate. I just put a stone on it and I know all the information on that piece because it matches the ct. weight provided. It is also very professional looking. It is a great deal for the price. |
it works
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| Review Date: November 3, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Robert Silvers, Marshfield, MA USA |
| It is very repeatable and therefore high precision. I have no way to verify the absolute accuracy though as I have no traceable calibration weights. It works as expected. I am giving it 5 stars for the price. If it was $200 then I would give it fewer stars only because it does not look very impressive. |
Accurate enough for what matters
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| Review Date: November 18, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Patrick, san diego, ca |
If you are needing the difference between 271 milligrams and 283 milligrams (random number), then you had better admit that you are one cheap sonova*****, and spend the serious money for the needed hair splitting quality. (C'mon don't be so cheap! hehehe)
But, if it can be just a smidge off, then this is really a great little device. I love it. I weigh nutritional powders to get easily just about the right amount to toss in a shake. Its such a handy little device that gives me good measurements every time! |
Maybe if you don't value precision...
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| Review Date: August 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: ~*~, |
I wasn't expecting anything incredible from this scale, given that it costs such a small amount of money compared to any comparable scale that I could find online after a quick search; nevertheless, it was a fairly disappointing purchase.
It is clear that this scale is not very precise. I tested its precision by keeping it in the same position and weighing the same object a number of times, without turning the scale off. Then I tried weighing an object, taking it off the scale, turning the scale off, then turning it back on and weighing the same object again. If you take an object off the scale and then put it back on in about the same place, without turning the scale off, you will usually get approximately the same reading. If you turn the scale off between measurements, however, you will most likely get a significantly different reading each time. For my purposes it was important to get a reading that was accurate to the milligram, which is the smallest increment measurable with this scale. In one instance, I weighed the same object twice and the difference in weight between each reading was 12 milligrams - quite a significant difference. Additionally, If you put an object on the scale and move its position even slightly, you will get a different reading. (I calibrated the scale properly, according to the instructions, before I tried measuring anything; so proper calibration was not the problem).
If it is not very important to you that your measurements be precise to the milligram, but it is very important to you that you not spend very much money, then this scale may work for your purposes, given that it is so relatively cheap. |
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Tags: 0.001gram, diamond, gemstone, jewelry, scale, scales
September 27th, 2009 | Tags: 0.001gram, diamond, gemstone, jewelry, scale, scales
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