does scale weigh lower than a gram like .5?
1050174
NoThe scale does not do fractions of grams. Only full numbers. Ditto for ounces.
1022641
When set to display grams, the scale always reads two digits to the right of the decimal point. For example "23.65" That sad I the sale is only accurate to about 0.02 grams at best. So when it displays 45.67 the real wight might be between 45.65 and 45.69
1613877
Yes it does. You can confirm this by weighing a nickel, it should weigh 5 grams but not all nickels are the same they'll be a deviation of about +- .04 .
2025945
Yes, it does measure down to 1 gram, in 1 gram increments. If you clean the scale with water, only use a damp cloth, not one full of water.
1126312
it is adjustable metric to standard ... I prefer standard lb,s ounce's and measurement accuracy is ounces, no lower scale ... hope this helps. fyi I have been happy with my scale
940589
Hi Jeffery - no this doesn't mesure a fraction of a gram. For grams it will go down to 0. Oz is 0.00. Lb is 0 lb 0.0oz and ML goes down to 0. With that said this is a really nice scale for the $$. Very light weight but sturdy and looks nice. I'm glad I purchased this one. Hope that helps.
688370
1 US nickle ($.05) is equal to 1 gram. This is a test I use to evaluate calibration. However, you can tare this scale to whatever container/weight you'd like.
518273
I attempted to weigh it on my scales and it does not register, so must be less than one pound. I do not find it to be heavy enough to hinder using it.
1717867
The smallest unit is 1g for this scale. So it can not measure the item less than 1 gram.
1711730
theres a switch on the bottom of the scale... Press to change from grams to oz :)
1717868
It measures grams, ounces, and lbs, but no, the lowest in grams is one gram, doesnt do any fraction of.
444513
Technically, this scale weighs in grams for its metric unit. So 1g=1,000mg. So when your scale reads "0.055g," that's 55mg. It will not read in "mg" directly, though it is accurate enough that you can read for mass in grams to the thousandth-place (0.001), which by default is the milligram. It's just a matter of reading it/moving the decimal so that it converts. Hope that helps!
4666
I have found it to be quite sensitive to minute changes but I don't use calibration weights. The smallest units are 0.05 (1/20th) ounce and 1 gram (30 grams ≈ 1oz). Considering that 1/8th tsp is roughly 1.125 grams, you have to decide if that's sensitive enough for your needs.
1762461
If your letter, or package is weighing in ounces, you will be fine. The scale will give you an output of 1.2oz or .9oz or 2.7oz or whatever the weight may be. The only issure you will have is if the item weighs less than .1oz (1/10 of an ounce) .1 is the lowest measurement of this scale. So if your item is less than .1 oz, then your scale will read either .1 or 0.0. Any weight of .1 oz to 55.0.0 LBS this scale will weigh without problem.I hope this helps.
2269185
I does not jump 5 grams at a time. That said, I get the feeling that it may not be accurate enough for your purposes. I once worked in a lab that did chemical analysis and I know that this scale would never have worked. Perhaps, you need less precision.
870340
Hello Rebecca,Your answer is no, unfortunately. It's only in pounds. You need to convert the fraction of the pound to ounces if you need it. But it is a quality scale, otherwise.Phil.
1780952
Nope.Are you sure you need to measure 1/100th of a gram? 1 gram is pretty light. There are more than 28, but less than 29, grams in 1 ounce.If you really need a scale accurate down to 1/100th of an ounce, you're going to need a laboratory grade scale. And I don't want to know what you're weighing.