Trade Scale series PCE-BM P (class III verifiable)

Trade scale verifiable up to 15 kg, resolution from 2 g, memory for base price, taring function, keys for direct prices, rugged ABS plastic housing, rotatable screen on tripod for the client, battery or network component, heavy steel plate, backlight.

Trade scale should be verified when it is used for determining the price/weight ratio. No matter how small the business is, the trade scale verification is mandatory. This economic trade scale is verifiable, which means you don't have to go to a verification office. The trade scale is a an accurate weighing device and it determines the price of the weighed product in terms of  the base price per kg or g. The numeric keys on the trade scale are used to directly enter the base prices, and it even allows to record some of them. The taring function key of the trade scale can deduct the weight of the package. The add up function allows the trade scale to weigh various products and then sum up the total price. The trade scale has a triple screen for displaying the weight, the base price of 1 kg or 100 g, total price indication. The customer display can be rotated and  placed on a tripod so that the client can see the information well. The height of the digits is 20 mm, allowing reading at a distance. Despite all its functions, the trade scale is very practical and easy to use. The trade scale is powered by battery or network component. It is easy to handle and it can operate at temperature -10 ... +40°C. Therefore, the trade scale is ideal for large and small businesses. Here you can find a verified trade scale, with a memory for base price and with receipt printer. If you have any questions about the trade scale, see the information below or contact us:+44 ( 0 ) 2380 98703 0. Our engineers and technicians will help you with the trade scale and any product of our regulation and control systems, meters or scales of PCE Instruments UK.

 Features of the trada scale:

 - Verifiable
 - Stainless steel pan
 - Protection against water
 - Base price in £/kg or £/g
 - Base price memory

 - Taring function
 - Add up function
 - Keys for direct price
 - Screens LCD, 20 mm digits
 - Tripod screen for client

Measurement range

   PCE-BM 6/15P

max. 15 kg

Resolution /verification value

0 kg ... 6 kg
6 kg ... 15 kg

2 g
5 g

General observations

Verification

verifiable according to M III class

Tare range

over the full weight range

Minimum weight

100 g

Measuring units

Kg

Base price

£/kg or £/g (exchangeable)

Base price memory

up to 30 prices

Response time

< 3 s

Display

tripple display with 20 mm height digits and backlight

Display for customer

rotatin display, on tripod, 20 mm height digits

Weighing pan

stainless steel, 300 x 200

Calibration

with external weights (only in not verified scales)

by M2 adjusting weight 

Power supply

 6V  accumulator/4 A or  9 V net component/800 mA (included)

Battery life

approx. 90 hours/Charge time approx. 12 hours

Operating temperature

-10 ºC ... +40 °C/max. 85 % R.H.

Dimensions

330 x 400 x 540 mm

Weight

approx. 4.5 kg

Delivery includes
1 x trade scale (verifiable), 1 x Battery, 1 x component of network and user manual

- ISO Calibration certificate
For companies that wish to integrate the trade scale in the internal quality control or for annual recalibration.
The certificate according to ISO standards contains a calibration certificate that includes all measurement values. The name and address of the company or customer are included in the report.

- Ajustable weight
These adjustment weights are used exclusively for recalibration and the precise control of the scale.

Contact:
PCE Instruments UK Limited
Unit 11 Southpoint Business Park
Ensign Way, Southampton
United Kingdom, SO31 4RF
Phone: +44(0) 23 809 870 30
Fax: +44(0) 23 809 870 39

Contact:
PCE Americas Inc.
1201 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 8
Jupiter 33458 FL
USA
Phone: +1-410-387-7703
Fax: +1-410-387-7714

Below you will find an overview of the different product groups of scales and scales

Below you will find an overview of the different product groups of measuring instruments