Counting Scales
Improve stock control and inventory management with accurate counting scales designed to quickly determine the quantity of individual items. Select Scales offers counting scales with features such as unit weight, quantity and total weight displays, with models available for different capacities and applications. Whether counting components, parts, products or stock, find a reliable counting scale to suit your requirements.
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Adam Cruiser CCT Bench Counting Scale
Price range: £385.00 through £400.00 exc VAT Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Ohaus Ranger 3000 Counting Scale
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Excell ACH3 Weigh Counting Scale
£295.00 exc VAT Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
T-Scale QHC Series Scale
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Excell ACC Coin Counting Scale
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are counting scales used for?
Counting scales are designed to determine the quantity of identical items by weighing a representative sample and using the calculated average piece weight to count the remaining items.
How do counting scales work?
A counting scale calculates the average weight of an individual item from a known sample quantity. It can then use that piece weight to estimate the number of items placed on the scale.
What items can be counted using a counting scale?
Counting scales are suitable for many small, uniform items such as components, fasteners, parts and stock items. The items should generally be consistent in weight for reliable counting results.
Are counting scales suitable for stocktaking?
Yes. Counting scales can make stocktaking faster by calculating quantities from weight rather than requiring every individual item to be counted manually.
How accurate are counting scales?
Counting accuracy depends on the scale's weighing resolution, the sample size and how consistent the individual items are in weight. Using an appropriate sample quantity can help improve counting accuracy.