Adam Equipment Crane Scale - 100 x 0.02 lb - SHS 100a
The SHS crane scale provides a reliable and secure solution for weighing heavy, suspended loads, such as commercial fishing nets, crates, and machinery in industrial shipping and production environments. Built to last, the SHS offers a weight capacity of up to 300kg and features a polycarbonate indicator housing, chrome-plated steel hook, safety catch, and an oversized swivel shackle with a bolt. Both the hook and shackle are designed to rotate, offering full flexibility. A remote control ensures safe, easy operation from a distance, while the LED display offers clear readings in all lighting conditions, including outdoor settings. The hold function retains the weight value on the display after the item is removed, allowing the operator to take the necessary time to record the weight.
Features
- 100 x 0.02 lb for general weighing
- Rotating hook allows easy access while loading, then safely locks in place during weighing
- Remote control allows safe, hands-free operation
- External calibration allows for verification and adjustment with weights
- Hold function freezes the displayed weight, allowing time to elapse without losing the result
- Zero-tracking feature ensures display returns to zero reading
- Bright LED display for easy viewing in most environments
- Rechargeable battery included for operation almost anywhere.
What Our Experts Think
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Compact crane scale with 100 lb capacity and 0.02 lb readability.
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Perfect for lightweight overhead weighing in shipping and warehouse settings.
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Durable hook and sturdy housing provide safety and reliability.
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Clear, bright display ensures easy readability during use.
Q&A
Q: What is the weighing capacity and accuracy?
A: It measures up to 100 lb with 0.02 lb readability.
Q: Where is this scale best used?
A: Ideal for light industrial lifting, small warehouses, and shipping operations.
Q: Is it safe for overhead weighing?
A: Yes, it is designed with a secure hook and rugged build for reliable performance.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect hook and housing regularly for wear or damage.
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Calibrate periodically to maintain accuracy.
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Avoid sudden shock loading and overloading above 100 lb.
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Store in a dry, protected environment when not in use.
