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Battery operated digital physician scale is ideal for regular use in hospitals or doctor's offices. Easily transport Seca 769 with built-in castors for a more mobile med...
Accurate, fast, easy-to-use Doran DS5100 is the perfect physician scale for any doctor's office. It weighs up to 500 pounds, but unlike most other doctor scales on the m...
150-10-5 premium physician scale has everything doctors need to properly weigh patients and measure their height. It is taller than the 599KL and also features mechanica...
For basic weighing consider the Tree M307 as the starter scale. It weighs in pounds and ounces with a maximum capacity of 550 pounds. Equipped with RS232 for data ...
Tree M101 is a complete infant weighing station since it can measure the length and weigh up to 44 pounds. Digital display reads the weight in pounds or ounces and the s...
Adam Equipment's mechanical physician scale is ideal for weighing patients in doctor's offices or hospitals when a classic beam scale is preferred. Wheels and height-rod...
Tree wheelchair scales provide an economical option for decent scales made to weigh people. Many of our customers purchasing these scales come from nursing homes, milita...
Help stabilize the patient with sturdy handrails built into a bariatric style platform. Tree M701 can weigh medical patients up to 880 pounds by 0.2 pound and there is R...
