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Medical height and weight scales combine a heavy-duty weighing platform and a stadiometer.
Key types include mechanical beam physician scales, digital BMI-calculating column scales, and infant/chair scales. They are essential tools used in clinics, hospitals, and fitness centers to track physical growth and calculate body mass index.
Common Types of Medical Scales
Mechanical Physician Scales: Use a traditional weigh-beam and sliding counterweights with no electricity required.
Digital Column Scales: Feature electronic weight sensors, a digital screen, and an integrated height rod.
Infant and Chair Scales: Specialized low-capacity trays or seated chairs designed to weigh babies or immobile patients safely.
Key Technical Specifications
Weight Capacity: Standard adult scales measure up to 180 kg–250 kg (400 lbs–550 lbs).
Height Range: Telescopic height rods typically measure from 60 cm to 210 cm (approx. 2 ft to 6 ft 11 in).
Graduation/Precision: Weight displays down to 100 g increments and height ticks down to 1 mm.
Key Features
Stadiometer: An attached vertical measuring rod or telescopic bar for standing height.
Capacity: Standard adult models handle up to 120 kg to 220 kg (550 lbs).
Platform: Non-slip flat base designed for stable daily clinical use.
Marsden M-530 bariatric scale, a portable, high-capacity digital floor scale designed for medical environments.
This Kinlee EBSA-20 digital baby scale features a 20kg maximum capacity with a 5g graduation.
This is a mechanical height and weight scale typically used in hospitals and clinics for #patient check-ups.
This is a Seca 384 electronic baby and toddler scale, which features a digital display and a detachable weighing tray.