can i order a 500 gram calibration weight with this at no extra shipping?
446798
Usually 'add on' doesn't require adding on to a particular product just that $25 order is met.
446799
The 500 will NOT work on this model, only a 100g or 200g weight will. A 500g weight will work on the ACP-500 scale though.
200147
Its always good to have a calibration weight just in case its jarred or dropped during shipping, as this will throw the calibration way off. Or if you want, use an american dollar bill or a jefferson nickel as these will weigh 1.0 and 0.5 respectively. I own one of these, bought it about 5 months ago. Its a lot smaller than it looks but the calibration was dead on accurate despite its cheap price and small size.
406857
I don't think there is any way to calibrate a scale with out using a known weight to adjust a scale with. Use another scale and fill a container with something that weights 100 grams with the container, then you can use that to calibrate the other scale. Then the scale is calibrated to the scale used the make the weight. If you have a calibrating weight it is a lot easier to check your scales. Hope this helps.
1009630
No it is strictly a scale. I go to the USPS web site with the weight and size to get the shipping cost.
195306
Hi dhc, No, the basic weight calibration cannot be altered. However, with this scale, once you set up your user profile, it will take your initial weight. You can set up the scale to go into what is called "Weightless" mode. This means that instead of your actual weight, it will show you +2, -4, etc from your initial weigh in. If you have any other questions or would like clarification on Weightless mode, feel free to contact us at info@greatergoods.com or call us at 866.991.8494 from 9 am - 5 pm central time. Thanks, Nick
1306236
No it does not come with a weight. It needs a 500g weight. Only one is needed.Source: http://www.americanweigh.com/product_info.php?products_id=586
1613878
yes it does. should weigh 5 grams.also it comes with weights if u need to calibrate it.
1160631
copy this : weighmax 2822-75lb postal shipping scale calibration - into your google search window, & read the manufacture's PDF. You will also see a youtube link appear with your search results, & it covers calibration. I already posted some advice on what to use as a calibration weight ( if you need info on that ). Mine needed no calibration to begin with, & still has no calibration issues.
859131
Just pick a differnet vendor who offers FREE shipping and avoid the math problem alltoghter.
2159438
I don't think this model would be accurrate at the gram level but it's good for postage weighing.
952190
I don't see why not? I just put a standard business size piece of junk mail on scale and it got a reading of 0.4 oz. Measures down to 0.1oz increments. I wouldn't rely on it for extremely precise technical or scientific measurements or anything! but for most shipping/postal applications under 5lbs seems to be accurate enough. Hope this helped.
258028
The one I ordered was supposed to be a 19oz, but I emailed the seller before shipping and asked if they had an 18oz they could send me instead. They did, and they didn't charge any extra to change the weight.
1153537
I'm not sure, but I think the counterweights are used for weights over the 400 pounds allowed with this scale. Fortunately, we did not need the counterweights. They can be ordered separately, if needed.
1657566
Hi Zahra, we most certainly can do that for you. However, please note that shipping cost would be your responsibility and unfortunately could not give you an estimate without more information. If you wish to proceed, please let us know. We look forward to being able to service you.
2211550
As long as both were ordered through Galloway Precision, there should be no shipping. We don't charge shipping through Amazon.
623152
Yes you can but you will need to email us at the time you place your order to request the specific number set. Best regards, Label Outfitters, Inc.
450340
Mine did not come with a calibration weight. Whether you need a calibration weight, depends on your use for it. I make coffee in the morning with it and measure out the grams of coffee I want as well as the oz of water I need for it. I trust it has been pre calibrated correctly. But then again I'm only making coffee.