What is the difference between Animal Weighing and Dynamic Weighing?
A 6: They both refer to weighing moving objects that require averaging many weight readings to get an accurate weight reading. In one case the object being weighed is alive and may move during weighing, in the other an inanimate object may be rolling around the weigh pan. The difference is in what is being weighed, not in how it is weighed. Q 7: Do you offer balances that use Strain Gauge elements for weighing? A 7: No, we sell only higher accuracy electromagnetic load cell balances and scales. Q 8: Do I need to level my balance before every weighing? A 8: No, but your balance needs to be level for maximum accuracy for every weighing. If you select a stable platform for your weighing and you do not move the balance around on the platform, you need only level the balance once. Almost all of our scales and balances use a tripod stance (3 legs) for maximum stability (not 4 legs which can produce rocking). We use a fixed leg and 2 adjustable legs, and provide a sensitive bubble type level
