Seca 711 personvekt fra 60-tallet

Jeg rydder lageret etter fatter og har nå kommet til en:

Seca personvekt

Den er ganske kul allikevel.

Den virker som den skal.

Artig å flytte loddene får å finne korrekt vekt.

Har ikke vann på lageret, så støv følger med på kjøpet.

0-150 Kg

Den ser ut som du kan se på bildene.

Høyde 153 cm

Holder til i Drøbak

Vekt

Seca

Serie/Produksjonsnummer?: 18728

EXTRAINFO 1:

Jeg sendte en epost til Seca og spurte om de kunne gi meg noe info ang denne vekta med dette serienummeret. Her er svaret:

Hi Endre,

Your scale is called a seca 711. With an updated design, this model is still being sold: https://www.seca.com/da_dk/produkter/alle-produkter/produkt-details/seca711.html#referredIts

The design of this model in the picture traces back to the so-called seca 72 and 73 (verified model), first developed in the 1930s, and remained in production due to its success until the early 1970s.

Unfortunately, we cannot trace serial numbers from that period, as records were not digitized that far back. However, based on its metalwork, your device likely dates to the early to mid-1960s.

This day and age, so-called beam-balance scales with stable mechanics were the most accurate option available and the devices were fairly expensive, so that only professional users or dedicated people would take the investment. Others, e.g. private users, would go for feather-scales that were a lot cheaper, such as the legendary seca 760 model (Link: https://de.secashop.com/produkte/flachwaagen/seca-760/7601019004).

The seca 711 was one of our bestselling models and played a key role in our decision to focus entirely on medical scales in 1970.

For reference, I’ve attached a screenshot from a collector’s video showing a Hör Zu magazine cover from August 1966, featuring the seca 711. Apologies for the angle!

==> se bildene

EXTRAINFO 2:

Jeg fant en vekt som ser helt lik ut på google:

https://www.pamono.eu/art-deco-column-scale-from-seca-1940s

Art Deco Column Scale from Seca, 1940s

Manufacturer Seca

Design Period 1920 to 1949

Production Period Unknown, 1940 to 1949

Country of Manufacture Germany

Identifying Marks : Seca

Style Industrial

Detailed Condition Good — This vintage/antique item may have some wear such as scratches and other signs of ageing.

Light wear consistent with age and use, Patina consistent with age and use

Materials Cast Iron

Color White