Scales

If you need a precision scale for weighing weed or anything else, you'll find a wide range of scales at the best price in our headshop. At 420shop, you can buy pocket scales and table scales in various designs. We have a wide range of scales that weigh accurately from 1 to 0.001 grams. A precision scale that weighs up to the milligram.

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Do you want to measure exactly how much weed you’re using and apply the correct dosage? Then a precision scale is an indispensable tool. But what is the most reliable scale for your situation? In our collection, you’ll find various types of scales, varying in accuracy and features. Most models measure with an accuracy of 0.1g or even 0.01g, which is sufficient for most users. However, if you’re looking for ultimate precision, we also have precision scales that measure down to 1 milligram (0.001g), ideal for those who require extreme accuracy when weighing weed, medications, or other substances.

What Types of Scales Are Available?

Scales come in different variants, each with its own applications and advantages:

  • Digital Precision Scales: Popular for their ease of use and accuracy. Brands like On Balance and Myco are known for their reliability, affordable price, and user-friendly features.
  • Scales with Extra Features: Some models, such as those from V-Syndicate, offer additional features like an LCD screen with backlighting and a removable cover that can be used as a tray.
  • Scales for Microdosing: For specific purposes, such as weighing microdoses, you can choose a scale with a very low minimum measurement, like a precision scale with an accuracy of 0.0001 grams.

How to Calibrate a Scale Correctly?

Calibration is essential to maintain the accuracy of your scale. Here are some tips:

  • When to Calibrate?: Scales are usually calibrated at the factory. It’s generally not necessary to recalibrate unless you notice a deviation.
  • How to Calibrate?: Use a suitable calibration weight and carefully follow the instructions in the manual. Only calibrate when necessary to maximize the lifespan and accuracy of your scale.
  • Maximum Weight: Never exceed the maximum load weight of your scale, as this can affect precision.

How Often Should I Calibrate My Scale?

The frequency of calibration depends on usage. For regular use, it’s wise to calibrate your scale every few months, especially if you notice the measurements are off.

What is the Most Accurate Scale for Weighing Weed?

The most accurate scale for weighing weed is a precision scale with an accuracy of at least 0.01 grams. For extreme precision, you can choose a scale that measures down to 1 milligram (0.001 grams).

Why is an Accurate Scale Important for Weighing Weed?

An accurate scale is essential to determine the correct dosage. This not only helps to ensure consistency but also prevents waste and ensures you’re using the exact amount needed. With a scale from On Balance, Myco, or Vibe, you are assured of precision and reliability.

How Do I Maintain My Precision Scale?

To keep your precision scale in optimal condition:

  • Regular Cleaning: Regularly remove dust and dirt to prevent the sensor from being affected.
  • Calibrate When Necessary: Follow the calibration instructions as described earlier.
  • Storage: Store the scale in a dry, dust-free environment and avoid overloading.

Can I Use My Weed Scale for Other Purposes?

Yes, you can use your weed scale for weighing other substances that require precise measurement, such as herbs, powders, jewelry, or medications. The precision scales from V-Syndicate are versatile and can be used for various applications.

What Should I Do If My Scale Gives Inaccurate Measurements?

If your scale gives inaccurate measurements:

  • Calibrate: Try recalibrating the scale with a suitable calibration weight.
  • Check the Surface: Ensure the scale is on a flat, stable surface.
  • Clean: Remove any dust or dirt that may be affecting the sensor.

What is the Difference Between an Analog and a Digital Scale?

  • Digital Scale: Provides accurate and easy-to-read measurements on a display, ideal for weighing weed. Digital scales are generally more accurate and simpler to use.
  • Analog Scale: Uses a pointer and scale, as used in the past, which is less precise than digital variants.
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