Does this scale measure grams accurately? E.g. if i had a recipe that called for 20 grams of cinnamon to 180 grams of ginger, would it do it?
1115239
Each smallest division on the Kilogram scale equals 25 grams so 1 division of cinnamon and 7 divisions of Gingershould be close enough , but make certain the dial needle is calibrated to zero to start with.
76662
The scale will weigh oz. and grams, but I don't see how it will weigh fractions of a gram..
599792
It scales in one tenth oz but also in whole grams. At 28 grams to the oz the conversion shouldn't be difficult. I often use the gram scale
1717867
The smallest unit is 1g for this scale. So it can not measure the item less than 1 gram.
169936
This scale has a .01 gram graduation. A milligram is .001 gram, so the scale cannot count in milligrams. Sorry. :(
1780952
Nope.Are you sure you need to measure 1/100th of a gram? 1 gram is pretty light. There are more than 28, but less than 29, grams in 1 ounce.If you really need a scale accurate down to 1/100th of an ounce, you're going to need a laboratory grade scale. And I don't want to know what you're weighing.
124807
I routinely measure 0.04 grams, works for me but I have no way to compare. The calibration seems right on.
151910
increments of 1 gram. It reads oz to 0.01 (hundredth). It's worked very well for us. Precision is necessary for rice krispy bars!!
2148511
Yes. You just change to mode. Measures in hundreths of a gram. I don't know that they are accurate, but I just want my students to practice using measurements and analyzing trends.
765376
it clearly states 200x0.01g, that means it measures up to 200g at the precision of 0.01g. Do your own conversions to whatever unit you want.
731531
I'm sorry - I do not use it for weighing things that accurately. I believe it does, though, from what other people said.
1511681
It can only measure with gram accuracy. so, 12.34 g will show up as 12 g. Up to 20kg it should have tolerance 1g and between 20kg and 50kg tolerance is 2g. The scale which has accuracy 0.01g and can weight up to 50kg will cost more then thousand dollars
394410
I bought a 200 gram capacity digital gram scale on amazon for less than $15 and it's pretty accurate. Mine weighs to .00 grams which would work for your purposes. I think it's great for culinary and cosmetic measuring purposes (the small stuff of course). I'm not too sure about that cheap of a scale for something as pricey as precious metals and gemstones although it does weigh carats too. You can also get the 100g and 200g weight to calibrate the scale for better accuracy overall. People who said to use a kitchen scale with a 1 gram increment are pretty far off the mark, it seems like they didn't think that through. I do use a kitchen scale that has 1 gram increment but that would not be accurate for these smaller amounts. You may find that one of the measuring spoons is close, but you would have to test that out with a gram scale first.
1966264
No. Scale is only accurate to .2 (2/10) grains. Confusion is that the .01g is grams not grains. 0.01 grains is 0.00065 grams
1383113
Sorry. I use it to weigh yarn and spices. Haven't needed that much accuracy.
253655
There is a decimal point but I'm not sure how precise the measurement in grams is.
510842
It measures in grams and does .1 of ounces so I wouldn't see why it wouldn't do grams.