Taylor Easy-Read 7in Dial Scale (1130T)

May 17,2024

Large Dial Scale with four WeighTracker markers to keep track of your progress 330 pound capacity. 1 pound resolution Durable Steel Construction You'll be able to get accurate weight readings day after day with this Taylor scale. The 1130 is built with a durable steel base and weighing platform to ensure a long lasting mechanical scale. Large Easy To Read Dial Display You'll have no trouble at all reading your weight off this bathroom scale.

This hanging scale has a capacity of up to 70-pounds (32-kilograms), making it suitable for a variety of personal or commercial applications. High-visibility graphics are easy to read from almost any angle. The Taylor Dial Style 70-Pound Industrial Hanging Scale is compact, portable and highly accurate. This hanging scale has a capacity of up to 70-pounds (32-kilograms), making it suitable for a variety of personal or commercial applications.

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