Advwin 40kg Price Computing Scale with Dual LCD Display

The Price Computing Scale is a practical commercial digital scale for food counters, retail shops, warehouses, and package pricing. With 40kg capacity, 1g precision, dual LCD display, memory functions, and rechargeable power, it helps make weighing and pricing faster, clearer, and more efficient.

Features:

• Accurate 40kg Capacity: This Price Computing Scale delivers precise weighing from 20g up to 40kg with 1g fine division and 1/4000 F.S. accuracy, making it ideal for daily pricing, portion control, and fast-paced countertop use.
• Dual LCD for Clear Transactions: Designed for busy counters, this Digital Commercial Food Scale shows weight, unit price, and total cost on a dual LCD display, helping both seller and customer read results clearly at a glance.
• Smart Memory & Counting Functions: This Price Computing Scale supports 99-time accumulation, 7-store price memory, kg/lb switching, tare, zero, clear, and decimal adjustment, streamlining repetitive weighing tasks in stores and workshops.
• Calibration and Leveling Made Easy: Built for stable performance, this Price Computing Scale includes manual calibration and a built-in level bubble, so you can keep readings accurate even on slightly uneven surfaces.
• Rechargeable and Durable Build: Featuring a stainless steel tray, ABS housing, oil-resistant waterproof keypad, and rechargeable dual-power design, this Electronic Digital Platform Scale is made for everyday commercial use and easy cleaning.

Specifications:

Colour: White
Maximum Capacity: 40kg
Minimum Capacity: 20g
Division: 1g
Precision: 1/4000 F.S.
Tare Range: 0–20kg
Platform Size: 33 × 24 cm
Scale Size: 33.7 × 32.5 × 10.3 cm
Material: Carbon steel + stainless steel + aluminum
Display: Dual LCD, green backlight
Charging Time: 5–6 hours
Battery Life: 200–240 hours
Cable Length: 120 cm

Package Contents:

1 x Price Computing Scale 
1 x Power Adapter
1 x User Manual

Tips：

1. Choose an electronic scale with an appropriate weighing range based on the weight of the items.
2. Perform periodic calibration according to the frequency of use.
3. Before use, test the accuracy with a heavy weight or a fixed object to ensure the scale is accurate.