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Digital Scales
Digital Scales at GHODT Online Headshop:
Each one of us already used one. A scale for determining the weight of a product. But where do they actually come from? Who invented it?
Archaeologists found the first mentions and traces among the ancient Egyptians in the form of wall paintings carved into the rock in graves from 2000 BC. Here simple beam scales were used to determine the weight. And as we know, the Egyptians were well ahead of their time in other techniques as well.
Later the Etruscans and the Romans further developed this technique by significantly improving the accuracy - this happened around 500 BC. and was always further developed. So maybe one mild evening Cleopatra and Caesar were sitting across from each other on the Nile and arguing about who created this wonderful piece of technology.
And so centuries passed in which mankind further developed this mechanical weighing technology and brought it to almost perfection. Some of us may still remember those clunky old grocery store scales that used to be there. In the end nothing else than what our ancestors already used.
In 1939 two American engineers developed the electronic measuring cell, which ushered in the modern age of weight determination. Even today, in a modernized form, it is the “non plus ultra” in the field of measurement technology.
Whether it's small pocket scales, kitchen scales or large parcel scales - you can see the scales have a long history behind them and our times are indispensable.
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Joshs Taschenwaage MR Serie
€12.99In StockJoshs Taschenwaage MR Serie
- MR1 100 x 0,01g
- MR5 500 x 0,1g
- Ultra kompaktes Design
- Blaue LED Hintergrundbeleuchtung
- Edelstahl Wiegefläche
- Tara - und Kalibrierungsfunktion
- Wägeeinheiten: g (Gramm), oz (Unze), dwt (Pennyweight), ozt (Feinunze)
- 2 Stück AAA Batterien (im Lieferumfang enthalten)
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Joshs Z 200
€19.99In StockJoshs Z 200
- 200 x 0,01g
- Piece counting function
- Tara- and calibration Mode
- Blue LED Backlight
- Including 2 x 100g calibration weights
- Multiple units: g (Gramm), gn (Grain), ct (Karat), oz (Unze)
- 2x AAA Batteries (including)
- 200 x 0,01g
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Joshs Pocket Scale
€28.66In StockJoshs Pocket Scale
- Available in 50 x 0,01g, 150 x 0,1g, 250 x 0,05g und 500 x 0,1g version
- Tara- and calibration mode
- Blue LED Backlight (can be switched off)
- Multiple units: g (Gramm), ct (Karat), oz (Unze), dwt (Pennyweight)
- 2x AAA Batteries (including)
- Available in 50 x 0,01g, 150 x 0,1g, 250 x 0,05g und 500 x 0,1g version
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Joshs Pocket Scale MR-1 G
€19.99In StockJoshs MR1-G
- 100 x 0,01g
- The popular MR model in golden version
- Ultra compact Design
- Yellow LED backlight
- Tara - and calibration Mode
- Multiple units: g (Gramm), oz (Unze), dwt (Pennyweight), ozt (Feinunze)
- 2x AAA Batteries (including)
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Joshs MR ECO Series
€15.99Out of StockJoshs Pocket Scale MR ECO Serie
- MR1 ECO 100 x 0,01g
- MR5 ECO 500 x 0,1g
- The ECO variant of the popular Joshs MR
Housing and surfaces made of biodegradable material (straw fiber) - Ultra compact design
- Blue LED backlight
- Tare- and Calibration function
- Units: g, oz, dwt, ozt
- 2 x AAA batteries (included)
Digital Scales at GHODT Online Headshop:
Each one of us already used one. A scale for determining the weight of a product. But where do they actually come from? Who invented it?
Archaeologists found the first mentions and traces among the ancient Egyptians in the form of wall paintings carved into the rock in graves from 2000 BC. Here simple beam scales were used to determine the weight. And as we know, the Egyptians were well ahead of their time in other techniques as well.
Later the Etruscans and the Romans further developed this technique by significantly improving the accuracy - this happened around 500 BC. and was always further developed. So maybe one mild evening Cleopatra and Caesar were sitting across from each other on the Nile and arguing about who created this wonderful piece of technology.
And so centuries passed in which mankind further developed this mechanical weighing technology and brought it to almost perfection. Some of us may still remember those clunky old grocery store scales that used to be there. In the end nothing else than what our ancestors already used.
In 1939 two American engineers developed the electronic measuring cell, which ushered in the modern age of weight determination. Even today, in a modernized form, it is the “non plus ultra” in the field of measurement technology.
Whether it's small pocket scales, kitchen scales or large parcel scales - you can see the scales have a long history behind them and our times are indispensable.