Analytical Balance LINB-T2011

Introduction

Analytical Balance can weigh for up to 110 g offering a fine resolution of 0.0001 g. It features internal calibration for convenience, accuracy and efficiency. Also, it is well equipped with overload alarm and fault alarm function to enhance the safety. The balance has tare function for precise readings for a sample by eliminating the weight of container from measurement. Our balance is suitable for general laboratory weighing applications requiring precise readings.

This laboratory balances is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Analytical Balance is used for high-precision weighing in pharmaceuticals, research, chemical analysis, and quality control. It ensures accurate measurement of minute quantities in laboratories, and food testing industries.

Specifications

Capacity	110 g
Minimum Weighing	0.0004 g
Resolution	0.0001 g
Pan Size	Փ 80 mm
Stable Time	Up to 3 s
Display	( White back light with black font )
Repeatability	± 0.0002 g
Linearity	± 0.0003 g
Calibration Weight	Internally calibrated

Features

Multiple unit (g, mg, ct, and oz) conversion

display

Draft shield

Keys operation mode

Counting and percentage

User-friendly operation

FAQs

1. How does an analytical balance differ from a precision balance?

An analytical balance has higher sensitivity and can measure very small weights accurately, typically down to 0.1 mg. In contrast, a precision balance usually has a lower readability such as 0.01 g or 0.001 g and is used when such extreme precision is not required. Analytical Balance has a resolution of 0.0001 g.

2. Why is a draft shield necessary in an analytical balance?

A draft shield protects the weighing pan from air currents and dust, which can cause fluctuations in readings. Since analytical balances are extremely sensitive, even small disturbances can lead to inaccurate measurements. Analytical Balance comes with a draft shield for accurate readings.

3. What is internal calibration in an analytical balance and why is it useful?

Internal calibration is a feature of our Analytical Balance with which it automatically calibrates itself using a built-in reference weight. This function ensures consistent accuracy without the need for external weights and is especially useful in environments where frequent calibration is required due to changes in temperature or usage conditions.

4. What is the tare function and how is it used?

The tare function allows the user to zero the balance after placing a container on the pan, so only the net weight of the sample inside the container is measured. This is useful in virtually all weighing tasks to avoid including the weight of containers in the result.

5. What precautions should be taken when using an analytical balance?

Always use gloves or tweezers to handle samples to avoid contamination, ensure the balance is level, avoid placing items directly on the pan, and close the draft shield during weighing to maintain stability. Always use tare function for accurate sample reading and shut it off when not in use.