Scale.

The following is the text of the scale:

See "Weighing Millimeter" for the weighing button. The movable part of the weighing beam is mainly made of rope or thong.

The weighing hook [Chè ng G not u] is an iron hook attached to one end of the steelyard, which is used to hang the weighed items.

Libra [tiān chèng] A device for measuring the weight of an object. Hang a small plate at each end of the rod, with the items to be weighed at one end and the weights at the other. When the pole is balanced, the weight of the weight is the weight of the object.

A weighing instrument. According to the lever principle, it is divided into two parts: weighing beam and weighing hammer.

A large steel scale can weigh hundreds of kilograms at a time. When in use, a pole or a thick stick is sleeved on the scale and carried by two people.

Libra 【 tiān chèng Zuo 】 constellation name. The seventh house of the zodiac. Located at right ascension 15: 10 and declination minus 14 degrees, it is equivalent to the Pleiades in China. In western astrology, September 23rd to1October 22nd is regarded as the dominant life palace. Also known as Libra.

Ground scale [dü chè ng] measuring instrument. Installed on the ground, when weighing, the object part is horizontal to the ground, and it can weigh dozens of tons at a time, which is mostly used in warehouses and stations. Also known as "weighbridge".

Weighing beam [chè ng g m 4n] Weighing beam, also known as steelyard. The wooden pole of the steelyard is a part of the steelyard, which is inlaid with metal scales for measurement.

Hook scale [G not u Chè ng] A steel scale equipped with iron hooks is used to hang the above items.

The spring scale [tán huáng chèng] uses the compression and extension of the spring to guide the pointer to indicate the scale on the table to measure the weight of the item.

Fair Scale [g ng píng chèng] There is no standard scale of commercial units for customers to check whether the weight of purchased goods is accurate.

Weighing hammer [chèng chui] A metal hammer used to balance a balance when weighing an object.

Platform scale. A small scale that can be put on the counter

Electronic scale [diàn zǐ chèng] is a tool to measure the mass of an object by using Hooke's law or the lever balance principle of force. Electronic scale is mainly composed of three parts: bearing system (such as scale plate and scale body), force transmission and conversion system (such as lever force transmission system and sensor) and numerical indication system (such as dial and electronic display instrument). When the bearing device is subjected to the gravity of the object, the sensor outputs an electrical signal proportional to the weight and transmits the signal to the computer system. Various data can be displayed and printed as required. High accuracy.

The fulcrum part on the scale beam, that is, the rope between the scale hook and the weight, acts in the opposite direction to the hook and the weight and is used to lift things.

Folding scale [shé chèng] When the goods are weighed again, the loss component decreases or when the bulk goods are called retail, the loss component decreases.

See "Load Table" for the ground scale.

The balance in Libra [[Tiā n Chè ng Dê ng]] swing is a real or visually very slow swing observed from the celestial body around the satellite.

A big scale and a small bucket [dà chè ng xi m: o d ǒ u] means to use scales that exceed the standard and scales that fail to meet the standard for deduction and exploitation.