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Why are the weighing compartments of some scales enclosed?

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Why are the weighing compartments of some scales enclosed?

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• A: This enclosure is called a draft shield. Draft shields keep out air and ensures accuracy of your results. Even a breath can contaminate results when a high level of precision is necessary.

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