****SOLD**** New U.S. Solid 200 x 0.001g 1mg Lab Analytical Balance Digital Precision Scale PRICE DROP $75.00 (was $90) includes shipping

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Taken out of the box and tested. Works accurately and is repeatable. All original pieces and literature are included.

$90.00 $75.00 includes shipping using Paypal F&F, other wise add 3.5%.

U.S. Solid 200 x 0.001 g 1 mg Lab Analytical Balance Digital Precision Scale. Condition is New.

  • Measurement: 200 g Rang; 0.001 g (1 mg) resolution; ±0.002 g Accuracy
  • With Unit conversion: ounce, karat, gram, pound
  • Both AC/ DC power supply
  • With manual calibration, tare function, part count function
  • LCD Display with backlight
CE Certification
Features

Both AC/ DC power supply
Manual-Calibration
Level Ball
With Windshield
LCD Display with Backlight
Parts count
Tare Function
Fault Display
Unit Conversions( ounce, karat, gram, pound )/(oz,ct,g,lb)
Specifications
Max. Capacity: 200 g
Min. Capacity: 20 mg
Accuracy: 0.001g / 1 mg
Repeatability Error:±0.002 g
Non-linear Error: ±0.002 g
Setting Time: ≤3 seconds
Working Temperature: 5℃~40℃
Weighing plate: φ 90mm
Power supply: AC 110V±10%, 60Hz±1Hz
Max Power Consumption: 3 W
Size: 22.5*19*13.5 cm / 8.9" x 7.5" x 5.3"
Package Size: 33*28*16 cm / 13" x 11" x 6.3"
Net Weight: 2kg / 4.4 lb

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Sorry for the delayed response, but I didn't get notified of the replies. Yes it is available and can ship immediately. The only reason I am getting rid of it is because I got a complete auto throw/trickler set up.
 
Not a dumb question at all, it does not have grain measurement. I just converted the number using an online conversion. The display reads in 1/1000 of a gram (1.111) so the conversion is easily done down to the hundredth of a grain (1.11). For instance my 6.5 creed load is 41.8 grains. That conversion in grams is 2.708594.
I kept my balance readings between 2.707 2.710, this equates to my grains to be between 41.77 - 41.83 grains. More than accurate enough for me and probably most people I would guess.