Taylor 22lb Ultra-Precise Digital Stainless Steel Household Kitchen Scale One Silver

Large platform (9. 5" X 8. 5") stainless steel digital kitchen scale is designed in sleek, food grade stainless Steel for a clean and contemporary look. Stainless steel naturally resists staining and flavour carryover and a perfect material for any household use. Touch control buttons have no grooves to collect flour dust or food particles. A bright blue backlit 1. 1" Readout is viewable even from a distance. Accurate up to a maximum expanded capacity of 22 lb/10000 g weighing in ultra-fine increments 0. 01 oz/0. 1 g. This scale is ready to take on any project - big or small!

Highlights: Quality and precision: Taylor has been making precision products for kitchen measurement for over 150 years, Using only the highest quality components for accurate weighing. Measure precisely with an expanded capacity in both standard and metric units up to 22 lb/10000 g in ultra-fine 0. 01 oz/0. 1 g increments. Innovation: sometimes during weighing the display might be covered by a bowl or plate - this scale has a hold feature that will "lock" In the last displayed Weight so the product can be removed and the final Weight can be read. Versatile design: this product includes touch control buttons that won't collect kitchen dust or food particles. The weighing surface is durable, tempered glass that is naturally stain and odor resistant Simple & convenient: weighing foods and small items should be hassle free, so this scale has intuitive features like auto-off (to conserve battery life), Tare (Zero weights between additions) and even a low battery indicator as a reminder for replacement. Easy to read: the 1. 1" Lcd readout is illuminated with a bright backlight for easier reading in low light spaces. Note: Place the item on a solid surface for accurate reading

Key details: Brand: Taylor | Color: Silver | Recommended Uses For Product: Food | Special Feature: Lightweight | Display Type: LCD | Weight Limit: 22 Pounds | Form Factor: Countertop | Material: Stainless Steel | Readout Accuracy: 0.1 grams | Item Weight: 2.12 pounds

What you can expect: Quality and precision: Taylor has been making precision products for kitchen measurement for over 150 years, Using only the highest quality components for accurate weighing. Measure precisely with an expanded capacity in both standard and metric units up to 22 lb/10000 g in ultra-fine 0. 01 oz/0. 1 g increments. Innovation: sometimes during weighing the display might be covered by a bowl or plate - this scale has a hold feature that will "lock" In the last displayed Weight so the product can be removed and the final Weight can be read. Versatile design: this product includes touch control buttons that won't collect kitchen dust or food particles. The weighing surface is durable, tempered glass that is naturally stain and odor resistant Simple & convenient: weighing foods and small items should be hassle free, so this scale has intuitive features like auto-off (to conserve battery life), Tare (Zero weights between additions) and even a low battery indicator as a reminder for replacement. Easy to read: the 1. 1" Lcd readout is illuminated with a bright backlight for easier reading in low light spaces. Note: Place the item on a solid surface for accurate reading

Customer feedback: 4.1/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers find the kitchen scale's display easy to see and appreciate that it can easily fit large mixing bowls.

Review snippets: I bought this scale for baking sourdough bread back in 2020, when COVID 19 hit. I have used it a lot since then and it's a good quality scale. Not super accurate at lowest weights. It has lasted 5 years / Very nice scale compared to many others. Large base so weight is not obscured by large bowl. 3 min inactivity time-out. Nice responsive touch buttons. Accurate for low weights. Easy to clean. Read more

From the manufacturer About Us OUR STORY What is known as Taylor Precision Products actually started out as two separate companies that joined together in the 1990s. In 1851, George Taylor started Taylor Instruments in Rochester New York. The company started out making instruments for the professional market, in a very small factory shop. They started out small, selling directly out of their cars and trucks. However, their motto was (and still remains) “Accuracy First.”