Parts Counters
Parts Counters
Fisherbrand™ Hand Tally Counters
Chrome-plated counter offers smooth, easy action
United Scientific Supplies Hand Tally Counter
Bright plastic case makes this hand tally counter lightweight yet sturdy.
Eisco™ Handheld Tally Counter
Handheld Tally Counter - Ideal for any application where keeping track of an individual unit count is required.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Single Tally Denominator
For a quick, accurate count, the durable, long-lasting, ergonomic and easy to use Denominator is the perfect solution for fast, accurate tallies. The counters may be banked or tiered, and various mounting options are available to suit your needs.
Andwin Scientific Grafco Pill Counter
Counter top platform tray designed for convenient, time-saving pill counting. Tray, spatula, hinged funnel of rigid plastic. Size: 8" x 6"
Electron Microscopy Sciences Two Counting Unit Tally Counter
Lab counter with two counting keys each with 0 to 999 range with a single reset knob. Comes with removable tabs for top identification.
Vernier Drop Counter
Digital sensor used for performing accurate, automatic titrations.
Electron Microscopy Sciences 2 Counting Units, plus Non-Locking Totalizer
For a quick, accurate count, the durable, long-lasting, ergonomic and easy to use Denominator is the perfect solution for fast, accurate tallies. The counters may be banked or tiered, and various mounting options are available to suit your needs. Totalizer locks every 100 counts. A release button quickly unlocks for the next 100 counts. Percentages by dividing the counter readings by the number of hundreds counted.
Electron Microscopy Sciences 2 Counting Units, plus Locking Totalizer
For a quick, accurate count, the durable, long-lasting, ergonomic and easy to use Denominator is the perfect solution for fast, accurate tallies. The counters may be banked or tiered, and various mounting options are available to suit your needs. The Locking Totalizer locks all counters at every 100 counts. A release button quickly unlocks the Denominator for the next 100 counts. Individual percentages can be readily determined by dividing the counter readings by the number of hundreds counted.
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