What is the ON BALANCE DX-100 Mini Scale?

De ON BALANCE DX-100 is a digital mini scale from the DX series, designed for those looking for reliable measurements to the nearest hundredth of a gram. Its silver finish makes it a stylish and practical addition for precise weighing needs. According to the manufacturer's specifications, this model has a capacity of 100 gram and a readout of 0,01 gram.

Thanks to its compact size (≈ 12 × 7,4 × 1,5 cm) and light weight (approx. 90,7 g with batteries), the device is ideal for use on the table, in the kitchen, hobby room or on the go.

• Capacity: 100 grams
• Accuracy: 0,01 gram (0,01 g)
• Platform size: approx. 6,2 × 6,2 cm
• Quite small and pocket sized – easy to store or carry

When and how do you use this scale?

This scale is ideal when you want to measure small weights with high precision, such as:

• Kitchen use for spices, small amounts of ingredients
• Hobbies requiring accurate weight measurements (jewelry, model making)
• Small laboratory applications or where precision is required

Usage Tips:

1. Make sure the scale is on a flat, stable surface.
2. If possible, calibrate or check with a known weight.
3. Turn the scale on, press the 'Tare' (zero) button to reset the scale to zero with any container on it.
4. Carefully place the object in the center of the platform so that it weighs correctly.
5. Remove the object after measuring and, if necessary, switch off the scale to save battery power.

Maintenance & practical considerations

• Avoid exposure to moisture, extreme temperatures, or dust that may affect the sensor.
• Clean the platform with a soft, dry cloth; do not use aggressive cleaning agents.
• Check accuracy occasionally by using a standard weight or known unit for measurement.
• Turn off the scale when not in use to extend battery life.

Who is this scale suitable for?

• For hobbyists, kitchen enthusiasts and anyone who wants to weigh small quantities accurately.
• For users who want compact equipment with a stylish appearance (silver) and easy to store.
• For situations where minimum reading is important (0,01 g) and whole grams alone are not sufficient.