SalterPro Stainless Steel Digital Kitchen Scale
R329
About
Salter Housewares began life in late 1760 in the village of Bilston, England. For many years the UK'S No.1 brand for domestic weighing scales, Salter Housewares Ltd has now become the leading brand in many other countries.
This trusted UK brand offers a 15-Year Guarantee on all scales.
Compact and neat, the ARC pro is the perfect size for popping on the cookbook shelf to save space and reduce clutter. Hygienic and easy to clean, the stainless steel platform simply wipes spotless and is ready for your next baking session … easy to store and a dream to clean!
These Electronic Scales feature an ‘easy to read’ LCD display so you can quickly read measurements and get cooking. Simply press ‘unit’ to choose from imperial or metric measurements to suit your needs. You can also reset the scales to weigh multiple ingredients (including liquids) using the “Add and weigh” function.
Product Features
- Designed with a stainless steel platform for quick and hygienic cleaning
- Use the 'Add & Weigh' function to measure multiple ingredients in the same bowl/pan
- Utilise the Aquatronic function to measure liquids (ml or fl. oz)
- Features an ‘easy to read’ LCD display
- Choose between imperial and metric measurements to suit your recipe
- Compact design for easy storage
- Weigh directly on the platform or with your own bowl/pan
- Guaranteed for up to 15 years
- Product size: 17.5 x 18.5 x 1.7 cm
- Max Weight x resolutions: 5kg x 1g, 11lb x 0.1oz, 5000ml x 1ml, 175 fl.oz x 0.1 fl.oz
Check out the Salter website for more info!
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