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Adam Equipment PTM 500 [GK-S] PTM Drum and Wheelchair Platforms, 500000 g x 100 g

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Adam Equipment PTM 500 [GK-S] PTM Drum and Wheelchair Platforms, 500000 g x 100 gThe PTM drum scale features a low profile base and easy access ramps on both sides, offering smooth transitions from the floor to the platform. Suitable for use in warehouses and other locations, the PTM drum scale is ideal for checking the weight of barrels and drums, or loaded dollies. The PTM can also be used for weighing wheelchair occupants or people with limited mobility. The PTM features a mild steel diamond plate surface that provides good

The PTM drum scale features a low-profile base and easy-access ramps on both sides, offering smooth transitions from the floor to the platform. Suitable for use in warehouses and other locations, the PTM drum scale is ideal for checking the weight of barrels and drums, or loaded dollies. The PTM can also be used for weighing wheelchair occupants or people with limited mobility. The PTM features a mild steel diamond plate surface that provides good grip and a solid, steady weighing area. Handles and wheels enable easy portability in a warehouse or other environments. This PTM is paired with the GK-S indicator for simple yet intuitive operation thanks to a five-button keypad and colour-changing display for checkweighing.
Features:

- Adjustable leveling feet help optimize setup
- Built-in ramps on each side enable easy access
- Diamond-plate surface for added grip
- Heavy-duty rubber feet ensure stability of unit
- Integrated wheels permit easy movement
- Approximately three-meter/10-foot load cell cable
- Rugged construction stands up to industrial use
- Ramps allow easy access for wheelchair use
- Simple, 5-key operation allows for easy set up and use
- Capacity tracker built into display for easily monitoring possible overloads
- Selectable language for printing
- Hold function freezes the displayed weight, allowing time to elapse without losing the result
- Auto power-off to save energy
- Memory accumulation totals results
- Vivid, backlit LCD easily visible in any lighting conditions
- Solid ABS housing is durable for industrial use
- External calibration allows for verification and adjustment with weights
- Optional USB interface simplifies data communication
- RS-232 interface provides speedy connection to computers and printers
- Color-changing backlight in checkweighing mode to show if under, over or within acceptable limits
- Optional rechargeable battery for operation almost anywhere
- Wall-mount bracket for placing indicator on vertical surface
- 1:1,600,000 Internal counting resolution for precise results
- Large, 40mm-high easy to read digits on a bright background
- A 3-year warranty means quality assured for years of use.

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