Prologic Specimen Dial Scale - 60lbs/2oz 27kg/100g

Name: Prologic Specimen Dial Scale - 60lbs/2oz 27kg/100g
Brand: Prologic
SKU: ulaht4357h
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When you catch a memorable fish, getting a quick and accurate weight measurement is essential, whi...

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The Prologic Specimen Dial Scale is designed for dedicated carp anglers who prioritize durability and quick, precise weight verification at the bank. It features a high-contrast, easy-to-read display and robust stainless steel hardware to ensure reliable performance during high-stakes fishing sessions. While it provides exceptional readability and ease of use, it is a mechanical analog device and requires careful handling to maintain zero calibration when moving between different weigh slings.

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Model Part Number	60lb/27kg
Brand	Prologic

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FAQs

Does this scale require batteries?

No, this is a fully mechanical scale and does not require batteries.

What is the maximum weight this scale can measure?

The scale has a maximum load capacity of 27.1kg or 60lbs.

Are the measurements in ounces or grams?

The scale features dual measurements with 2oz and 100g increments.

How do I zero out the weight of my weigh sling?

Hang the empty weigh sling from the bottom hook and rotate the tare dial on the side until the needle hits zero.

Can I use this in the rain?

The scale is built for outdoor use, but it is not fully waterproof. It is best to wipe it dry after exposure to wet weather.

What should I do if the lens gets scratched?

Light scratches can often be buffed out with plastic polish, but be careful not to damage the underlying face.

Troubleshooting

The scale does not read zero when empty.

Adjust the tare dial on the side of the housing until the needle aligns with the zero mark.

The needle is sticking or moving sluggishly.

Check the housing for trapped debris or grit. If the scale was submerged, allow it to dry thoroughly in a warm, ventilated area.

The needle seems inaccurate after a heavy bump.

Verify the calibration against a known weight object. If it remains off, it may be permanently damaged and requires professional inspection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Extremely easy to read in various lighting conditions
Sturdy stainless steel components
Simple mechanical operation without batteries
Clear, incremental markings for accurate reading

Cons

Analog dial requires manual zeroing via tare dial
Limited to a maximum weight capacity of 27.1kg
Mechanical parts require careful storage to avoid damage
Heavier than digital scale alternatives

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up, ensure the top hook is securely fastened to a stable overhead point. Before attaching your sling, rotate the tare dial until the needle points perfectly to zero. Compatibility is universal; the bottom hook accommodates all standard weigh slings. For care, keep the scale clean and dry. After weighing, wipe down the hooks to prevent debris buildup. Always store the scale in a protective bag to prevent the lens from scratching and to keep the internal mechanism shielded from grit and water ingress. If the scale is dropped or suffers a heavy impact, check the tare zero point before the next use to ensure the spring remains calibrated correctly.