Kitchen scales / Framar

Framar Kitchen scales

Professional stylists use these digital tools to ensure exact measurements for consistent color mixing. The high capacity and clear display make it a reliable choice for busy salon environments

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1 scale from Framar

What stands out

High Weight Capacity

The platform supports measurements up to 11 lb for large batches.

Clear LCD Interface

The digital screen provides easy-to-read numbers during the mixing process.

Standard Precision

Measurements are tracked in 1g increments for reliable formula consistency.

First-hand

First-hand notes

Randy 4.7

The 11 lb capacity is perfect for mixing large amounts of color for my clients.

Timothy 4.2

I rely on the 1g precision to make sure my formulas are exactly the same every time.

Justin 4.8

The LCD display is very clear and easy to read even when I am in a hurry.

Why this brand is here

Salon Mixing Performance

These digital scales are engineered for the specific requirements of hair color preparation. The hardware focuses on a high 11 lb capacity and simple 1g graduation for daily salon use.

  • 11 lb total capacity
  • 1g precision increments
  • Digital LCD display
  • Salon-optimized platform
  • Simple interface design
How they are built

Professional Salon Use

These models are specifically tailored for hair stylists who need to mix color accurately.

Durable Capacity

With an 11 lb limit, these scales handle heavy bowls and large amounts of product.

Easy Reading

The LCD display ensures you can see the weight quickly while working.

Consistent Results

Using 1g increments helps maintain the same color results across different appointments.

Before you buy

Framar Questions

What is the maximum weight these scales can handle?

These scales have a high capacity of 11 lb.

What type of display is used?

These models feature a clear digital LCD display.

Who are these scales designed for?

They are designed for hair stylists and professional salon use.

What is the measurement increment?

The scale measures in 1g precision increments.