Bariatric Scales

The seca 644 handrail scale gives people who are unsteady on their feet the opportunity to hold themselves up. This will reduce the workload for staff and prevent dangerous falls during weighing.

Scale up line Scale with Handrail The seca Scale-up Line is probably the most modern and future-oriented way to determine height and weight. Firstly, because of the contactless, fast and highly precise ultrasound measurement. Secondly, because of the ID display that displays the names or IDs of patients and users during data transfer into the digital patient file (EMR). This means that this measuring station from the seca Scale-up Line is the ideal choice for EMR-integrated weighing and measuring.

Scale up line Scale with Handrail and Ultrasonic Height measurement The seca Scale-up Line is probably the most modern and future-oriented way to determine height and weight. Firstly, because of the contactless, fast and highly precise ultrasound measurement. Secondly, because of the ID display that displays the names or IDs of patients and users during data transfer into the digital patient file (EMR). This means that this measuring station from the seca Scale-up Line is the ideal choice for EMR-integrated weighing and measuring.

Scale up line Scale with Ultrasonic Height measurement The seca Scale-up Line is probably the most modern and future-oriented way to determine height and weight. Firstly, because of the contactless, fast and highly precise ultrasound measurement. Secondly, because of the ID display that displays the names or IDs of patients and users during data transfer into the digital patient file (EMR). This means that this measuring station from the seca Scale-up Line is the ideal choice for EMR-integrated weighing and measuring.

The seca 684 is the perfect weighing solution for those who are no longer steady on their legs. It is large enough to weigh people in wheelchairs and even offers a fold down seat. Optimized: With integrated ramp.

The seca 676 covers all other mobility levels in addition to wheelchair patients.