Mechanical Balances

Mechanical balances are traditional weighing instruments that utilize mechanical components, such as beams and springs, to measure mass. Renowned for their durability and reliability, these balances do not require electricity, making them ideal for use in environments without power or in field settings. They are particularly valued in educational contexts for teaching basic weighing principles and in laboratories where electronic devices might interfere with sensitive measurements.

Mechanical balances are typically less sensitive than their digital counterparts but are prized for their robustness and ease of maintenance. They can provide high accuracy, especially in models equipped with fine adjustment mechanisms and calibration weights. The simplicity of their design ensures longevity and resistance to wear, even under frequent use.