HP-100X Pocket Scale
Manufactured By: My Weigh
Shipping Methods USPS (APO/FPO, PO Box, International, Domestic), FedEx Ground/Express (Domestic, International)
HP-100X Pocket Scale
Jennings has done it again! Another high quality low-cost precision scale that is sure to hit the market with a Bang!
The all new upgraded HP-100X weighs 100grams with 0.01 gram accuracy! Great for jewelry, and all your high precision needs. Plus the HP-100X costs almost 50% less then the My Weigh MX-50!
The HP-100X has a Backlight, Built in Memory Function, Full Tare Capacity, Auto Calibration, Lithium Batteries, calibration weight included, and a 20 year warranty. You can't get more of a scale for less of a price. We've got plenty in stock but these are sure to go quick! Note that this is a good precision scale but it is not quite as accurate or precise as the class leading Durascale
- Beautiful Modern, Pocket-Sized Design
- Accurate up to 0.01 Gram / 0.0005 Ounce
- Reads in Grams, Ounces, Carat & Grains
- Advanced Parts-Counting Feature
- Protective Flip-Up Cover
- Digital Auto-Calibration
- Backlit Display
- 30 Second Auto-Off
- 2 AAA Batteries Included
- 20 Year Replacement Warranty-CE
- Free Calibration Weight
Capacity: 100g - 3.5270 oz - 500ct - 1543.2gn
Readability: +/- 0.01g - 0.0005oz - 0.05ct - 0.2gn
Units: Reads in Grams, Ounces, Carats, Grains
Auto Off Feature: 30 Second Auto Off
Operating Temp: 10°C - 30°C / 50°F - 86°F
Calibration: Auto Calibration
Tare Range: Tare Full Capacity
Warranty: 20 Year Warranty
High Value in High Precision
- Jorgen Rated HP-100X Pocket Scale 1 out of 5
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Unreliable By: Jorgen
Review posted on: Thu Aug 27 07:33:42 -0400 2009
Gives me very unreliable results with smaller amounts. I put powder on scale, zero the scale, remove an amount, the display stays at zero, I put the amount back, the display goes above zero. etc.
The auto power off is also very annoying and can turn the scale off right in the middle of work so you lose all information about amounts you have added somewhere. It should wait for 30 seconds of inactivity but putting something on the scale isn't counted as activity and 30 seconds is too short anyway.
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