Jewelry Scale BLOW 44-110# JS13 precision 0.1–3000 g, compact tabletop balance

The BLOW Jewelry Scale model JS13 is a compact tabletop balance designed for accurate measurement of small items. It measures weights from 0.1 g up to 3000 g with a resolution of 0.1 g, making it suitable for jewelry, gemstones, small components and other items that require precise low-range weighing. The scale combines a small footprint with a clear display and straightforward controls to support repetitive weighing tasks in retail, appraisal, hobby or workshop environments.

Advantages

The scale provides high measurement resolution of 0.1 g across a wide capacity range, allowing precise readings for very light objects while still handling larger small-batch items up to 3000 g. Its compact tabletop form factor conserves workspace and is easy to position on counters or benches. The design includes simple operation and a readable display to reduce counting or recording errors during routine use.

Suitable for

• Weighing jewelry items such as rings, necklaces and earrings
• Measuring gemstones, beads and small precious metals
• Retail point-of-sale and inventory checks for small goods
• Hobbyist projects, model-making and craft applications
• Workshop tasks requiring precise small-weight measurements

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0.1 g to 3000 g
• Resolution: 0.1 g
• Form factor: compact tabletop balance
• Intended use: jewelry, gemstones and small-item weighing
• Display: clear numeric readout suitable for retail and workshop use

How to use

Place the scale on a stable, level surface away from drafts and vibration. Switch the scale on and wait until the display stabilizes at zero. Use the tare function to subtract containers or trays before adding the item to be weighed. Place the item gently on the weighing pan and wait for the reading to stabilize before recording the value. For repeated measurements, clear the pan and re-zero or use tare as required between samples.

Usage recommendations

For best accuracy, calibrate the balance periodically using certified weights appropriate for the scale's capacity and resolution, keep the weighing pan clean, and avoid subjecting the unit to rapid temperature changes or strong air currents during measurement.