Smart Weigh ZIP300, 300 Gram Capacity, .01 (1/100th!) Gram Resolution – weigh hops, water salts & more
Smart Weigh ZIP300 Ultra Slim Digital Pocket Scale with Counting Feature, 300 by 0.01g
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- DESIGN: This Ultra Slim Pocket Scale is lightweight, slim, and compact. A flip open cover protects your scale and will also provide a convenient weighing tray. The mechanical Auto off of sixty seconds preserves the battery life.The Smart Weigh Pocket Scale is designed with a Blue LCD backlight display that makes it easy to read in all light conditions. The touch screen buttons on a black surface give the scale a modern and attractive look.
- MODES: Features six separate weight modes for easy weight translations: g / oz / ozt / dwt / gn / ct, and a TARE mode for net determinations. Exclusive function of smart count PCS enables item counting.
- ACCURACY/PRECISION: Manufactured with high precision electronic sensors to provide the most accurate measurements. The craftsmanship is of superior quality.
- CAPACITY: Maximum capacity of 600 grams and readability tenth of a gram, guaranteeing you an accurate and consistent weighing session each time.
Tare Function: Tare allows you to subtract the weight of the container you’re using to get a true weight of the contents. Add your empty container to the scale and press the tare button. This zeros out the scale. Now add the thing you’re weighing and the scale displays just the weight of the contents of your container. In my opinion the tare function is essential for any good homebrewing scale.
300 grams is about 10.58 ounces. Given the specs of this scale, it should work for weighing hops, water salts, smaller amounts of specialty grains and other brewing ingredients.
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