Sliding Weight Scale with Height Measure

Sliding Weight Scale with Height Measure

Accurate patient assessment starts with the basics — and the Sliding Weight Scale with Height Measure gives you both weight and height in one reliable, easy-to-use station. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), monitoring body weight and BMI is a frontline indicator in managing obesity, malnutrition, and chronic disease — making an accurate, well-maintained weighing station a clinical essential, not an optional extra.

Designed for hospitals, GP surgeries, dental practices, community health centres, and school health programmes, this traditional mechanical scale offers dependable accuracy that requires no batteries and no digital calibration. The sliding counterweights provide precise weight measurement across a wide patient range, while the integrated vertical height rod with sliding headpiece records height in the same encounter — no second instrument required. For best-practice guidance on anthropometric measurement, refer to the CDC Clinical Growth Charts.

The heavy-duty construction is built to handle the demands of busy clinical use every day. The stable base and non-slip platform prioritise patient safety during weighing — an important consideration highlighted by The Joint Commission on patient safety standards. Easy to read, easy to calibrate, and easy to wipe clean between patients.

This scale pairs perfectly with our Portable Dental Chair  for mobile health setups, and works seamlessly alongside our DS-6 Auto CPAP Machine  in respiratory health clinics where weight monitoring is part of sleep apnoea management. For facilities requiring a full sterilisation workflow, see our LK-D14 Autoclave TR250N 18L  and Autoclave Vertical Steam Steriliser 50L.

Whether you’re tracking paediatric growth, managing chronic disease, or running routine health assessments — this scale delivers the consistent, trustworthy readings your clinical records depend on. Learn more about clinical weighing standards from the British Medical Journal (BMJ) — Weight Measurement Guidelines. Measure right. Every patient. Every time.