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Rice Lake IQ Plus 210 Digital Indicator Review - A Simple Choice

Rice Lake IQ Plus 210 Digital Indicator Review - A Simple Choice

Posted by Ben M on Nov 27th 2018

Are you in need of a very basic digital weight indicator? Perhaps one with as few buttons as possible? The Rice Lake IQ Plus 210 is just what you are looking for! It is a high quality digital indicator with only 2 buttons; one zero key and one units key. With only 2 buttons to choose from, operator training and errors are minimized. Simple operation is what makes this a go-to indicator.Ease of use makes the IQ Plus 210 indicator a great choice for demanding and wide-ranging applications. Thes
The Way We Measure Mass Has Changed Forever

The Way We Measure Mass Has Changed Forever

Posted by Josh M on Nov 19th 2018

It's official. What has been the physical definition of the kilogram (kg) for over 130 years, "Le Grand K" will be retired on May 20th, 2019. This decision was made on November 16th, 2018 by researchers from the  Bureau of Internation Weights and Measures at the 26th General Conference on Weights and Measures (CGPM) in Versaille, France. This change in definition will forever change the way we measure mass, at least for the foreseeable future. What is Le Grand K?  Know
Do New Scales Come Calibrated?

Do New Scales Come Calibrated?

Posted by Jon M on Oct 27th 2018

We get asked this question all the time. And for good reason. A scale isn't much good if it isn't calibrated. However, this isn't a simple yes or no answer. The short answer is yes. Most new scales are calibrated from the manufacturer. But how they arrive can mean something very different to you.Factory CalibrationMany manufacturers will perform whats called a 'factory calibration' as part of their quality control process. At some point before final packaging, quality technicians will perform a
What is the difference between Zero and Tare?

What is the difference between Zero and Tare?

Posted by Josh M on Sep 22nd 2018

To tare or not to tare? Maybe zero is the answer? We'll discuss what zeroing and taring means and when they should be used. If you're reading this blog, you're probably confused between the two and it's easy to see why: they both seem to set the scale back to zero. Hopefully, after reading this blog you'll understand the differences between the zero and tare key on your new scale and how to use them effectively. Zeroing a Scale On the surface, it appears that pressing both the zero key
Pennsylvania Scale Now at Scales Plus

Pennsylvania Scale Now at Scales Plus

Posted by Jon M on Aug 6th 2018

We are proud to announce our partnership with Pennsylvania Scale Company! Scales Plus is now an official Pennsylvania Scale dealer.Pennsylvania ScalePennsylvania Scale Company is a leading U.S. manufacturer of bench scales, airport baggage scales, digital indicators, platform scales and barrel scales for a wide variety of industry applications. Pennsylvania Scale products are proudly developed, supported and made in the USA with plants in Pennsylvania and Indiana. Pennsylvania Scale has been pro

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