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  • Clinical scales that incorporate a detachable pan that hangs as part of a spring scale or is on the top of a mechanical or electronic scale. These scales typically have a capacity up to 3 to 15 kg (6 to 33 lb) and 10 to 20 g (0.025 to 0.05 lb) readability. Autopsy scales are used to weigh organs and other anatomic parts in autopsy rooms, morgues, and anatomic and pathology laboratories.
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