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FLEXMAN Balance Scale, Mechanical Balance Tray Table Scale, Balance Beam Scale with Weight Kit for Chemistry Physical Experiment Teaching Supplies (100g)
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FLEXMAN Balance Scale, Mechanical Balance Tray Features
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[ACCURATE AND RESPONSIVE DATA] Ensure precise measurements with this balance scale, perfect for physics teaching experiments.
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[HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS] brackets made of high-quality metal for long-lasting use.
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[RUGGED] Tray constructed from drop-resistant plastic to prevent accidental damage.
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[STREAMLINED DESIGN] Beautiful design without compromising functionality, preventing hand injuries.
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[VERSATILE OPTIONS] Choose from 100g or 500g set to meet various teaching needs.
About FLEXMAN Balance Scale, Mechanical Balance Tray
Item Type:Balance Scale Set Type:500g Set/100g Set(Optional) Package List： 500g Set: 1 x Balance Scale 2 x Tray 1 x Tweezers 1 x 10g Weight 2 x 20g Weight 1 x 50g Weight 2 x 100g Weight 1 x 200g Weight 100g Set: 1 x Balance Scale 2 x Tray 1 x Tweezers 1 x 50g Weight 2 x 20g Weight 1 x 5g Weight 1 x 10g Weight Note: Use and maintenance methods: 1. When using the balance, it should be placed on the flat workbench. 2. Move the cursor to the “0” point on the left end of the ruler: the pointer should be aligned with the center line of the header to obtain balance. Otherwise, the balance nut on the lever should be turned to adjust the balance. 3. After the balance is adjusted, place the object to be weighed in the left disk, and add the weight from the big to the small in the right disk. Try to put the item and weight in the center of the weighing plate, when increasing or decreasing to the minimum. When the weight is still unbalanced, the movable code can be balanced. The mass of the object is equal to the sum of the mass of the weight and the mass of the travel code. 4. After the weighing is completed, the travel code should be returned to the 0 scale and the weight should be put back into the weight box.
