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SF-830 500g/0.01g Mini Digital Jewelry Scale White & Black Scales
$35.99
Out of stock
Description
Grab a mini pocket scale for weighing coins, gemstones and precious metals! This SF-830 500g/0.01g Mini Digital Jewelry Scale features 0.01g high accuracy and quick auto calibration, with a tare function for added convenience. Built with a backlit LCD display, you can see weight readings clearly even in dim lighting. Its small, compact size easily fits into your pocket. Moreover, this scale is ready to use. Don’t hesitate to get one now! You won’t regret it!
FEATURES
- Equipped with a high precision strain gauge sensor
- Large LCD and excellent load cell
- Auto zero resetting/power off
- Require 2pcs 1.5V AAA batteries
- Over-load/Low battery indicator
- Auto off in 60 seconds without operation
- Stainless steel weighing pan
Specifications
| Color | White & Black |
| Dimensions | (5.71 x 5.71 x 0.59)” / (14.9 x 14.5 x 1.5)cm (L x W x H) |
| Weight | 10.93oz / 310g |
| Material | Plastic |
| Maximum Capacity | 500g |
| Dividing Value | 0.01g |
| Model | SF-830 |
| Power Supply | 1.5V x 2AAA Battery (Included) |
PRODUCT PRICES INCLUDE ALL TAXES
Using tobacco products has been linked to a variety of illnesses, including:
- lung cancer
- throat cancer
- pancreatic cancer
- stomach cancer
- kidney and bladder cancers
- acute chest illnesses and diseases
- chronic chest illnesses and diseases
- lung illnesses and diseases
- stomach ulcers.
Women who use tobacco products during pregnancy expose their children to the risk of serious respiratory illnesses. Non-users, particularly children, can also suffer serious illness if they are exposed to second-hand smoke. Children exposed to second-hand smoke also have an increased risk of these illnesses, including:
- reduced lung function, especially for infants
- an increase in lower respiratory tract infections during infancy
- impaired lung growth
- the risk of developing more serious respiratory diseases in later life.
