Electronic Balance EB2023

Introduction

Electronic Balance provides accurate and consistent measurements with a maximum capacity of 210g. It is equipped with a high-resolution LCD screen, ensuring seamless operation and enhanced visibility. This balance includes tare and counting functions, offering exceptional flexibility. Our Electronic Balance is durable, ensuring reliable performance even in demanding laboratory conditions.

Applications

Electronic Balance is widely utilized in research laboratories, quality assurance processes, and educational institutions.

Specifications

Capacity	210g
Readability	0.01g
Minimum Capacity	0.04g
Pan Material	Stainless Steel(130mm)
Display	LCD
Measurement Units	g, ct, oz
Linearity	±0.03
Repeatability	±0.02
Stable Time	≤2
Calibration Weight	200g
Connectivity	RS232C & RS485, Printer
Power Supply	110V to 240V / 50Hz to 60Hz
Load Cell Dimensions	310 × 230 × 130 mm
Dimensions	660 × 470 × 320 mm
Net Weight	1.8 Kg

Features

Compact design.

User-friendly one-touch tare function.

High-resolution measurements for accuracy.

Automated external calibration.

Reliable alarm system.

Rapid response capabilities.

FAQs

1. What are Electronic Balances used for?

Electronic Balances are used for fast and accurate weighing in laboratory, research, and industrial applications.

2. How quickly do Electronic Balances provide results?

Electronic Balances deliver accurate weighing results within seconds to support efficient workflows.

3. What weighing unit options are available in Electronic Balances?

Electronic Balances support multiple weighing units to meet diverse measurement requirements.

4. How do Electronic Balances ensure precise measurements?

Electronic Balances include automatic tare adjustment for accurate net weight readings.

5. What safety features are included in Electronic Balances?

Electronic Balances are equipped with overload protection to prevent damage during operation.

6. Where are Electronic Balances commonly used?

Electronic Balances are commonly used in laboratories, research facilities, and industrial environments.