Spring Scale No name WAGA 012 — capacity 12.5 kg, mechanical hanging scale

Mechanical spring hanging scale No name WAGA 012 is a portable, battery-free instrument for suspension weighing with a maximum capacity of 12.5 kg. The scale uses a spring-based mechanism and a clear analogue dial to indicate weight, providing straightforward readings for everyday tasks. Its compact hanging design makes it suitable for mobile use where a simple, durable solution is required.

Advantages

The mechanical construction ensures operation without batteries or electrical power, reducing maintenance and enabling use in remote locations. A visible analogue dial with marked graduations simplifies weight reading at a glance. The hanging hook and sturdy housing provide reliable load support and basic protection against mechanical impacts. The device’s lightweight, portable form factor allows easy transport and quick deployment for ad hoc weighing.

Suitable for

• Weighing fruits and vegetables at markets or at home
• Checking parcel or package weight for shipping preparation
• Measuring fishing catches when out in the field
• Weighing small workshop components or hardware

Key specifications

• Capacity: 12.5 kg
• Measurement principle: mechanical spring
• Display type: analogue dial with graduations
• Mounting: hanging hook for suspended loads
• Power: no batteries required
• Portability: lightweight, handheld/hanging design

How to use

Hang the scale from a secure support able to carry the full rated load, ensuring the device hangs vertically. Attach the item to be weighed to the lower hook or suspension point and allow the spring to settle until the pointer stops moving. Read the weight value on the analogue dial at eye level to reduce parallax error. After use, remove the load and store the scale in a dry place to prevent corrosion and to maintain mechanical accuracy.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, avoid overloading beyond the 12.5 kg capacity and do not subject the scale to sudden shocks or drops. Calibrate or check zero position before use if precision is required; if the zero point is off, consult a technician or the product documentation for mechanical adjustment. Keep the scale clean and dry, and store it where temperature extremes and humidity are minimized to preserve spring elasticity and dial readability.