T-Mech Veterinary Animal Weighing Scales, 50cm x 50cm Platform, Stainess Steel

The T-Mech 50 x 50 cm vet scales have a heavy-duty weighing platform with a maximum capacity of 300 kg, ideal for use in veterinary practices, farms, zoos, and animal trusts. These digital scales are particularly suited for use with animals, as the low-profile design makes it easier for them to step onto the weighing area, and the smooth surface can simply be wiped clean after use. 50 cm Vet Scale Features

• Low-profile 50 x 50 cm animal weighing vet scales
• Weighs up to 300 kg in 100 g increments / 660 lb in 0.2 lb increments
• Remote digital indicator with fold-down stand
• LCD display can be backlit for easier viewing
• Measures in kilograms or pounds
• Powered by the included mains adaptor or 4 x AA (1.5 V) batteries (not included)
• 4 feet provide support and increase stability
• Stainless steel platform
• Easy to wipe clean
• Tare function

With a maximum capacity of 300 kg/660 lbs, the electronic vet scales can weigh animals of different sizes and breeds. The 50 x 50 cm platform provides a flat and sturdy stainless steel weighing area for pets and livestock to stand or sit as their weight is recorded. The animal weighing vet scales are compatible with both mains and battery power, allowing the device to be stationed or moved freely depending on your setup. They can be placed on the floor for larger livestock or on a flat and solid surface for weighing small or baby animals. The tare function allows for subtracting the weight of other objects such as cages, carriers, and tanks. As the indicator is remote, it is attached separately to the scales, allowing you to move the display for clearer viewing and position it by opening the fold-down stand. The LCD screen also has an optional backlight that can be turned on for effortless reading in low-level lighting. Vet Scale Specifications:

• Dimensions: 50 cm wide x 50 cm deep x 8.2 cm high
• Capacity: 0 - 300 kg x 0.1 kg / 0 - 660 lb x 0.1 lb
• Maximum capacity: 300 kg/660 lb
• Measuring units: kg (kilograms) and lb (pounds)