Having a postal scale that provides accurate weights can help you easily print postage at home and save trips to the post office.

This new postal scale is improved with new technology and a more solid structural build. The built-in, stainless steel platform is much more durable and easier to maintain.

[John Peterson] created this postal scale device for a Renesas design contest. The Weasure not only calculates the package’s total weight but the dimensions as well. He built it using a ...

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What or whom you are weighing is not the issue. Meanwhile, if you plan to weigh items (as opposed to people) frequently, you may want to invest in a postal scale or a kitchen scale.

Postal clerks used the scale to weigh letters, books and catalogs, merchandise, and airmail to determine the postage needed. The rates appearing on this scale went into effect on October 1, 1953.

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