Pocket Digital Scale – 200g / 0.01g Precision

Pocket Digital Scale – 200g / 0.01g PrecisionEvery natural dyer knows: precision is the key to clear, repeatable shades. This compact pocket scale is designed for dye kitchens where accuracy matters most. What it isA small, lightweight digital scale that measures up to 200 grams with 0. 01 gram precision. It can also be switched to ounces, making it versatile for different recipes and international instructions. It fits easily in your hand or drawer, yet it is powerful enough to handle your

Every natural dyer knows: precision is the key to clear, repeatable shades. This compact pocket scale is designed for dye kitchens where accuracy matters most.

What it is
A small, lightweight digital scale that measures up to 200 grams with 0.01 gram precision. It can also be switched to ounces, making it versatile for different recipes and international instructions. It fits easily in your hand or drawer, yet it is powerful enough to handle your everyday weighing tasks for natural dyeing.

Why you need exactly this one

• 0.01g accuracy ensures you can measure even the tiniest amounts of extracts, mordants, or modifiers. This is essential when working with potent dye powders (like cochineal or indigo) or when testing recipes at a small scale.

• 200g capacity gives you enough range for most dyeing projects without losing fine sensitivity.

• Grams & ounces option lets you follow recipes in whichever unit is more convenient.

• Full tare function allows you to place an empty measuring cup or container on the scale, press tare, and then measure only the contents you add—no math, no mistakes.

• Pocket size means you can carry it to workshops, outdoor dye sessions, or simply keep it ready on your work table without taking up space.

• Works with two AAA batteries (not included)

How it helps in the dye kitchen
This scale makes your process reliable and repeatable. No more guessing when handling strong extracts or trying to split recipes into test batches. You’ll know exactly how much material you’re using. From carefully weighing tannins, mordants, and modifiers to testing new recipes in small dye lots, this tool keeps your practice consistent.