Baby Weighing Bag – Weighing trousers

Baby Weighing Bag for use with spring scales. One size, pack of pieces in a carry bag. Used for weighing infants in the context of growth monitoring and for anthropometric surveys. For children aged 6-24 months. To be used with spring scales: S0145555, S0557000. Weighing trousers

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Baby Weighing Bag:

With strap for suspension from the spring scale.
Strong and easy maintainable fabric, comfortable for the baby, soft and flexible.
Non-elastic.
Pre-shaped for easy placing of the infant.
Seams with double stitching.
Trousers are able to hold infants up to 25 kg.

Dimensions of the trousers:

Waist: 29cm (58 cm circumference)
Height at center: 27 cm
Crotch width between 11 – 15 cm
Leg openings between 13 – 14cm (26 – 29cm circumference)
Side: 16 cm
Suspension strap between 124 – 130 cm length, extending from the leg opening along the side seams of trousers, fixed on both sides of the Baby Weighing Bags

Carry bag:

With shoulder strap, overlapping flap, and closure, fits 5 weighing trousers.

Washing instructions:

The Baby Weighing Bag material must be machine washable up to 30°C with domestic type detergent.
Will not shrink more than 10% with the above-indicated washing.

Features brief:

• The baby weighing bag is made of quality nylon material, wear-resistant and not easy to damage, great for long-time use.
• The infant weighing accessory adopts soft and comfortable fabric, is non-allergenic, and is suitable for the baby’s soft skin. Sturdy fabric, not easily damaged.
• The infant scale bag can be used at home or in a hospital, convenient and practical. The foldable design makes it easy to carry the storage box without taking up too much space.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:

Suspend the weighing trousers from the lower hook of the spring scale. Adjust the scale to zero. Remove the child’s clothes and place a child in the weighing trousers. Trousers hang freely from the hook. When a child is steady, record the child’s weight. The scale should be read at eye level. If it is not possible to undress a child, the average weight of the clothes should be evaluated and deducted from the measure.