Marsden is a leading British manufacturer of Class III approved medical scales and industrial weighing equipment known for precision and reliability.
Marsden Weighing Group is a prominent manufacturer and supplier of precision weighing scales and measuring devices, primarily serving the medical, veterinary, and industrial sectors. Based in the United Kingdom, Marsden is widely recognized for its extensive range of Class III approved medical scales, which are essential tools in hospitals, care homes, and GP surgeries for monitoring patient health and medication dosages.
The company’s product lineup includes bariatric and geriatric scales, chair scales, baby scales, and body composition analyzers, designed to meet strict healthcare regulations. Beyond the medical field, Marsden provides robust industrial weighing solutions such as platform scales, pallet truck scales, and drive-thru bases. With a strong focus on accuracy and durability, Marsden also offers professional calibration services and maintenance contracts to ensure their devices remain compliant and precise throughout their operational life.
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Class III accreditation means the scale is approved for medical use. This is a legal requirement for scales used in the monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment of patients to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Marsden recommends checking the scale's accuracy at regular intervals. For medical scales, annual servicing and calibration are often recommended or required to maintain Class III verification.
Common error messages include 'Low Bat' (low battery) or 'Err-H/Err-L' (load cell signal issues). Refer to your specific user manual for a full list of error codes, or contact Marsden service if the issue persists.
On many Class III approved medical scales, unit switching is restricted or disabled to comply with medical weighing regulations (which standardise on metric measurements). Check your user manual to see if your model supports unit switching.
Use alcohol-based wipes or a neutral detergent. Do not use corrosive liquids, high-pressure washers, or submerge the scale in water. Always disconnect from the mains power before cleaning.