Clients Reviews

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City Dressed Beef’s Processing Plant in Industrial Namuwongo Area, it uses Accurate weighing scales and digital weight indicators in every processing room of the facility, on the harvest floor and in the offal department, as well as in boning operations and in packaging.  The company also has scales in its grinding operation located nearby.
Three key managers at City Dressed Beef– vice president of operations Ed Arnstad, plant engineer ‘Buck’ Derouin and fab boning room foreman Greg Musiime, shared their observations about the quality and performance of the Accurate Weighing Equipment in their facility.

Accurate Weighing Scales supplied our restaurant with stainless steel and water proof kitchen scales 60kg/120lb at affordable prices in 2017.
The weighing Scales had simple designs and an intuitive interface with two buttons that’s one to turn the unit on or off and to tare, and another to switch the unit of measure between grams, ounces, and pounds plus ounces. sswe are happy with the level of expertise displayed by Accurate Weighing Scales.

You have supplied us platform weighing scales with maximum capacity of maximum capacity of 500kgs and 300kgs respectively for our Jinja Project.
We appreciate the high precision of the machines in weighing applications that ensure accurate measurements. We are happy to have you as one of our regular suppliers.

We are very satisfied with this scale. It’s much less obtrusive in our bathroom than our old one. Because it has a low profile, and because so much of it is clear showing the floor beneath it, it is less noticeable. We also love that you don’t have to tap it and wait for it to zero out before weighing on it. Instead, you just step on it and weigh. And most of all, we appreciate the consistency of it. I have tested it by weighing 5 times, allowing one minute between weighing. Four of the 5 times, the weight was exactly the same. One of the 5 times, the weight was two-tenths of a kilogram different…an acceptable variance. For the price, I don’t think this scale can be beat.  
By P. J. Sisk