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What is an analytical balance?
Analytical balances are extremely precise laboratory balances designed to accurately measure the mass of an object. With a readability of up to 0.00001 grams (0.01 mg), analytical balances are frequently used in laboratories. Because they provide such a precise measurement, the balance is very sensitive. Analytical balances are therefore designed with draft shields to protect against external environments, such as air currents and dust, that could affect accuracy.
Uses and applications of analytical balances.
Analytical balances are used for a variety of applications, including:
- Sample preparation
- Formulation/recipe calculation
- Weight control
- Interval weighing
- Pipette testing
- Animal weighing
- Differential weighing
- Density analysis/determination
- Parts counting
Advantages of analytical balances
Advantages of analytical balances. Discover the advantages of analytical balances in this article.
The advantages of an analytical balance are endless and make life in the laboratory easier. Some advantages of Precisa analytical balances are:
- Very reliable level of accuracy
- Easy to use, practical, effective, and it does not take long to measure the mass of an object.
- Intuitive and ergonomic: with an easy-to-use menu, you will get familiar in seconds, allowing you to unlock its full potential.
- High efficiency: the use of built-in non-contact IR sensors lets you perform weighing tasks much more easily. It also reduces the risk of contamination from contact with the instrument. Thanks to the new load cell and state-of-the-art signal processing, weighing results are displayed incredibly fast and are shown without the new stability indication system.
- Self-calibration system (SCS): Precisa’s innovative weight adjustment system means you will always have a perfectly adjusted balance, delivering the most accurate result possible.
- Electronic leveling for greater accuracy: a visual warning appears on the display if the instrument is tilted outside the internally stored leveling tolerances. To readjust the leveling, a virtual electronic guided leveling screen is activated that shows you how to return the instrument to the correctly leveled position.
