Features:

1. Weighing Platform: This is where the individual stands. It usually has an anti-slip surface for safety.
2. Analog Display: The scale uses a beam and pointer mechanism or a dial to display weight. The user’s weight shifts the beam or dial until it reaches equilibrium, and the weight can then be read from the scale.
3. Height Rod (Stadiometer): Typically a vertical rod with a sliding piece that can be adjusted to rest on top of the person’s head. The height is then read off the measurement markings on the rod.
4. Sliding Weights: Some models use sliding weights on a beam (balance beam scale) to determine weight. The user moves these weights along marked increments until the beam is level.

5’Capacity:160kgs

Benefits:

1. Durability: Mechanical scales tend to be more robust and long-lasting than many digital alternatives, as they don’t rely on electronics that might fail over time.
2. No Need for Power: They don’t require batteries or a power source, making them convenient and low-maintenance.
3. Accuracy: Mechanical scales can be very accurate, especially if regularly calibrated