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Charder Charder: Featured brand Chair Scales
Code: MS5461
Verified folding electronic scale up to 250 kg with BMI and BSA
Verified folding electronic scale up to 250 kg with BMI and BSA
Charder Charder: Featured brand Chair Scales
Code: MS5410
Verified electronic scale up to 300 kg, mobile, folding armrests, with BMI, TARE and HOLD functions
Verified electronic scale up to 300 kg, mobile, folding armrests, with BMI, TARE and HOLD functions
Charder Charder: Featured brand Chair Scales
Code: MS5440
Verified electronic scale up to 300 kg, mobile, with a wider seat and a double display with BMI, TARE and HOLD functions
Verified electronic scale up to 300 kg, mobile, with a wider seat and a double display with BMI, TARE and HOLD functions
Charder Charder: Featured brand Scales with Wireless Integration with Medical Facility Software
Code: MS5480
Verified electronic scale up to 250 kg, easy wireless integration with software (e.g. mMedica, Optimed NXT), with BMI and BSA
Verified electronic scale up to 250 kg, easy wireless integration with software (e.g. mMedica, Optimed NXT), with BMI and BSA
Charder Charder: Featured brand Chair Scales
Code: MS5470
Up to 300 kg, wider seat, BMI, TARE and HOLD functions, easy wireless integration with software (e.g. mMedica, Optimed NXT)
Up to 300 kg, wider seat, BMI, TARE and HOLD functions, easy wireless integration with software (e.g. mMedica, Optimed NXT)
Chair scales are precise scales for weighing patients in a sitting position. They are ideal wherever the exact weight of a patient who cannot reach a weighing station on their own has to be monitored. Very high accuracy and convenience for the medical staff taking the measurement made dialysis stations their first buyers. Another clear advantage is a large saving of money and space: one chair scale can serve several consulting rooms, and its 4 castors (seca chair scales) make moving it no trouble at all.
