Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I imagine you use a scale when weighing fairly heavy objects on-site.
What kind of scale do you use?
I'm guessing this is what it looks like, isn't it?

There are a lot of top-pan scales, aren't there?
But this scale is ridiculously expensive, lol.
And above all, it's just so big and in the way, isn't it?
The 50-kg version shown in the photo above costs about 40,000 yen at list price! The actual market price seems to be around 60% of that (about 25,000 yen).
The real reason it's expensive is that it comes with a "proof of transaction."
In short, it’s expensive because it guarantees a certain level of quality.
In our case, weighing heavy objects isn't that critical in terms of margin of error. (Even if there were 100 grams more sand, it wouldn't make any difference.)
I think it's fine to measure it strictly, so I think that should be left to the administrator's discretion.
And based on a tip from one of our employees who said, “This is a great one!!”—that’s why we bought this!
It's about the same size as a bathroom scale.
View "Shinwa Measuring Simple Automatic Scale, Hosaku, 100 kg, 70008" on Amazon

The LeoBuild measuring container on top is designed for 5 liters.
It's great that it has a wide loading surface and can hold up to 100 kg.
And best of all, it's cheap! lol
You can usually buy it for around 10,000 yen.
The scale itself is about 15 centimeters tall and has a slim design.
It's light, thin, and easy to carry around. I think it's just as accurate as a regular scale. (I can't tell for weights under 500 g.)
I can't recommend this to anyone who absolutely insists on using a scale that's 100% accurate, lol.
There were digital versions as well.
View "Shinwa Digital Platform Scale, Separate-Sensor Type, 100 kg, 70108" on Amazon
It's a matter of personal preference, but I chose the one that doesn't require batteries.
I thought a scale of this size would be quite useful for carrying around and using.
See you later.
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