Analogue Weighing Scale With height

An Analogue Weighing Scale With height is a Class I medical device combining a mechanical beam scale (balance beam with sliding poises, accuracy ±0.1 kg, capacity 140-300 kg) with an integrated telescoping or folding height rod (range 60-200 cm, graduation 1 mm) for comprehensive anthropometric assessment without batteries or electronics. Features include heavy-gauge steel platform (50-70 cm × 40-50 cm) with non-slip surface, sliding counterweights (large for increments, small for fine measurement), zero adjustment mechanism, locking casters for mobility, and durable enamel or powder-coated finish. Primary clinical applications include comprehensive anthropometric assessment in resource-limited clinics, pediatric growth monitoring in community health centers, adult obesity screening and BMI calculation, geriatric nutritional assessment in long-term care, preoperative assessment in ambulatory surgery centers, school health screening programs, and developing world/humanitarian aid settings. Critical safety considerations include verifying zero balance before each use, locking casters before patient steps on, ensuring patient stands still without support, providing step assistance for mobility-impaired patients, and cleaning platform and height rod between patients. Essential durable, battery-free equipment for comprehensive weight and height measurement in clinical settings.

Digital Scale with Measuring Tape

A Digital Scale with Measuring Tape combines weight and height measurement in a single device, enabling efficient patient intake and automatic BMI calculation. Essential for primary care, pediatrics, weight management, and pre-operative assessment, it provides the accurate anthropometric measurements needed for clinical decision-making, growth monitoring, and nutritional assessment.

Digital Weighing Scale With Height

A Digital Weighing Scale With Height is a Class I medical device combining precision electronic load cell technology (accuracy ±0.1 kg, capacity 200-500 kg) with integrated mechanical or electronic height measurement (range 60-220 cm, accuracy ±2-5 mm) for comprehensive anthropometric assessment in clinical settings. Features include backlit LCD display with automatic BMI calculation, tare function for wheelchair weighing, hold function for unsteady patients, data output options (USB/Bluetooth/RS-232) for EMR integration, locking casters for mobility, and AC power with battery backup. Primary clinical applications include comprehensive anthropometric assessment in primary care, pediatric growth monitoring, adult obesity screening and weight management, bariatric surgery pre- and post-operative assessment, geriatric nutritional status monitoring, oncology chemotherapy dosing (BSA calculation), and clinical research. Critical safety considerations include locking casters before patient use, verifying zero before each measurement, providing step assistance for mobility-impaired patients, staying within weight capacity, and regular calibration verification with certified test weights. Essential digital equipment for efficient, accurate, and documented anthropometric assessment in modern clinical practice.

Digital weight scale with BMI calculator

A Digital Weight Scale with BMI Calculator is a Class I medical device (for health monitoring) combining precision strain gauge technology (four sensors, accuracy ±0.1-0.3 kg) with automatic BMI calculation based on user-entered height. Features include tempered glass, stainless steel, or ABS plastic platform (30-35 cm square), backlit LCD display showing weight and BMI, multiple user profiles (2-10 users) with height storage, memory for historical readings, auto-recognition on select models, Bluetooth connectivity for app integration, and weight capacity 150-200 kg (330-440 lbs) standard. Primary clinical applications include home-based BMI monitoring for weight management, hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment, diabetes management and metabolic health, obesity screening and weight loss programs, bariatric surgery pre- and post-operative monitoring, geriatric nutritional status monitoring (detecting malnutrition), and pediatric/adolescent growth tracking. Critical safety considerations include accurate height entry for each user (essential for valid BMI), correct user profile selection, use on hard level surfaces (not carpet), glass platform inspection for cracks, staying within weight capacity, and understanding that BMI is a screening tool requiring healthcare provider interpretation. Essential home health device for individuals managing weight-related health conditions.