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There could be various reasons for one’s weight gain. Intake of too many calories, lack of physical activity, or side effects of medication could cause an increase in body weight. Gone are the days when a person had to wait for a physician to tell that he or she is obese or overweight. Now-a-days, you can check your own body weight either on the medical beam scales or the balance beam scales that are available at reasonable prices.

Medical Beam scales are strong and durable fitness devices that are built to last for years. Mechanical beam scales can be used in hospitals, offices, gyms, or schools.

WholesalePoint.com offers you a whole range of balance beam scales to track your weight in home or office. These scales are also used by physicians, trainers, and healthcare professionals around the world.

Here are some medical beam scales that will help you to keep a tab on your weight.

1. HealthOMeter Physician Balance Beam Scale - Doctors have always trusted the brand and it is one of the best medical scales available in the market today. You can choose from a balance beam, a digital, a waist-high, or a remote-display model. All these models provide accurate results.
2. Seca Balance Beam Scales – These physician scales are innovative, accurate and are easy to operate. Some Seca scales will also let you calculate your BMI, and some features an adjustable height rod. You can pick one that suits your need.

With the help of these medical beam scales, calculating your body weight is no longer a difficult task. You can immediately realize if there is any drastic change in weight, and take the necessary step to prevent it. Moreover, you do not need to visit a hospital too often, which save your money and time. Measure weight at your convenience by selecting the right scale from WholesalePoint.

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How do I fix a "stuck" mechanical precision balance beam scale?

I have an old Pelouze metric precision scale (model R-47) that has left & right trays and weights in grains and grams. It used to work perfectly, but it's been sitting in a closet for a few years, and when I took it out to use it the scale seems "stuck". I adjusted the counterpoise nut and even the "sensitizer" disc under the beam, and I can get the scale to balance out at zero (where the 2 red lines in the center of the beam are even), but as soon as I gently tap either the left or right tray, the scale dips and never goes back to zero - it just stops and stays "stuck" and unbalanced. I gently cleaned it, oiled all the moving parts, and jiggled it around, but I can't fix it. It used to work perfectly, and it hasn't been jostled or bumped around. It's just been sitting in a closet for a few years. I even called the Pelouze Scale Company, but their records only go back 5 years and this scale it at least 25 years old. Does anybody know what more I can do to get working properly?

Cleaning is probably the solution. Depending on the type of materials used in the pivots they might be better off without oil (glass or agate for example) but if they are designed to be oiled the the old oil may have become gummy over the years and may need a solvent to remove the deposit. By the way, WD-40 is infamous for eventually becoming gummy, but it is a good solvent, so WD-40 followed by, perhaps, alcohol might do a good job, then if the bearings need oil, a light instrument oil. You might also check to see if anything has become bent and is rubbing anywhere, especially check the damper mechanism if it has one

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