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KERN: Tradition and Innovation

KERN: world-class accuracy, precision and ease of use.

KERN scales are robust and economical. The platform scales have large stainless steel weighing plates and allow flexible positioning of the digital display device. Individual platform scale models have specialized features such as a stand to elevate the display device, piece counting, an animal weighing program, water resistance or water proofing, calibration with internal weights, and many others.

KERN & Sohn GmbH was established in 1844 and is the oldest manufacturer of precision weighing equipment in Europe. Over 160 years of experience and devotion to quality has enabled KERN to become specialists in the weighing field. The KERN brand stands for precision and reliability. KERN is DIN ISO 9001:2000 accredited and globally active. Look here for KERN Platform Scales. Working with KERN is easy. The KERN commitment to satisfy customers never stops.

Add Tovatech's outstanding customer service; their knowledgeable and friendly staff and you have a reliable partner for every weighing application.

Like the quality and features of Mettler, Ohaus, and Sartorius, but not the price? Choose a KERN platform scale.

Applications for KERN platform balances:

• Animal weighing
• Food weighing
• Produce weighing
• Animal feed weighing
• Waterproof weighing
• Piece counting
• Weighing balance with tolerance range
• Portable weighing scales
• Battery operation
• Stand or wall mount to elevate display

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