Bonvoisin Kitchen scales
High-precision digital scales designed for technical baking, laboratory work, and commercial food service. These tools handle everything from fine jewelry weighing to heavy deli produce
4 scales in this lineup
Precision lab scale with stainless steel platform
Digital food scale with stainless platter
Commercial price computing deli scale
Technical precision
Achieve 0.1g accuracy for sourdough bread making and laboratory tasks.
Commercial capacity
Heavy-duty models support up to 66 lbs for market and deli use.
Percentage weighing
Specialized functions assist in complex baking and soap making formulations.
Notes from buyers
The percentage weighing function is a game changer for my sourdough bread recipes.
I use the 0.1g precision scale for my candle making and it is incredibly accurate.
The stainless steel platter on the commercial scale is very easy to clean after a day at the market.
Professional Performance Standards
These digital scales feature stainless steel platters and advanced computing functions for accuracy. They support multiple units including grams, pounds, ounces, and kilograms.
- 0.1 gram accuracy precision
- Stainless steel platter construction
- Price computing functionality
- Percentage weighing for bakers
- 6000g scientific digital balance
- 66 lb commercial capacity
Baking and soap making
Precision models with 0.1g accuracy are ideal for sourdough, candles, and soap crafting.
Commercial applications
The price computing scales are built for deli and market environments with 30 kg limits.
Laboratory grade
Scientific digital balances offer high-capacity weighing for laboratory and jewelry needs.
Durable materials
Stainless steel platters ensure a clean and professional surface for food and chemicals.
Bonvoisin questions
Can these scales be used for commercial sales?
Yes, the 66 lb model features price computing for market and deli use.
What is the highest precision available?
These scales offer precision down to 0.1 gram accuracy.
Are these suitable for non-food items?
Yes, they are designed for jewelry, laboratory work, and soap making.
What units do these scales measure in?
They convert between grams, pounds, ounces, and kilograms.