Analytical Balance with Draft Shield — Precision Weighing for Professional Laboratories

Description

The Analytical Balance with Draft Shield is a high-precision weighing instrument designed for laboratories, research institutions, pharmaceutical and chemical labs, quality control departments, and educational facilities. Built for exceptional accuracy, repeatability, and stability, this balance features a protective draft shield that minimizes environmental disturbances — ensuring reliable results even with ultra-fine measurements.

Whether you’re performing analytical testing, formulation work, sample preparation, or compliance testing, this balance delivers scientific-grade precision, fast stabilization, and user-friendly operation. It’s the ideal choice for professionals who demand accuracy and performance in every measurement.

Key Features

• 🧪 High Precision & Resolution — Provides ultra-fine readability, ideal for analytical weighing and sensitive measurements.
• 🛡️ Draft Shield Enclosure — Three- or four-panel glass shield reduces the effects of air currents and improves stability.
• 📊 Large Backlit Display — Clear digital LCD/LED readout for easy viewing of weights and units.
• ⚖️ Multiple Weighing Units — Selectable units such as g (grams), mg (milligrams), oz (ounces), ct (carats), dwt, and more (model dependent).
• 🔄 Tare & Zero Functions — Simple functions for net weight measurement and baseline zeroing.
• 🧠 Calibration Support — Internal or external calibration options (model dependent) for ongoing precision and compliance.
• 🔗 Data Connectivity — Optional RS-232 / USB / Ethernet interfaces for printer, PC, or laboratory system integration.
• 🕑 Fast Stabilization — Intelligent filtering and stabilization for rapid, consistent results.
• 🧼 Easy to Clean & Maintain — Removable pan and smooth housing surfaces allow for quick lab maintenance.
• 🔧 Durable Build Quality — Designed for daily use in demanding laboratory environments.

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