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• Purpose: Shimadzu Height and weight scales measure an individual's body weight and height. These measurements are used for health assessments, fitness tracking, and medical evaluations.
  Types:
  - Bathroom Scales: Designed for personal use, typically showing weight in kilograms or pounds.
  - Height and Weight Stadiometers: Combine a scale with a height measurement device, often used in medical or professional settings.
  - Industrial Scales: Heavy-duty versions for weighing large or heavy items, can include height measurement features for specific applications.
  Features:
  - Digital Scales: Provide precise measurements and often include features like BMI calculation and memory storage.
  - Analog Scales: Use a dial and pointer to display weight and height; generally less precise but durable.
  Applications:
  - Personal Health: Monitoring weight changes and tracking growth.
  - Medical: Used in clinics for patient assessments and monitoring.
  - Industrial: Measuring the weight of goods and equipment, sometimes with integrated height measurement.
  Accuracy: Digital scales tend to offer higher accuracy and are easier to read compared to analog scales.
  Calibration: Regular calibration is essential to maintain accuracy, especially in industrial settings.