Analytical Balances Offer High-Precision Measurement

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Analytical Balances Offer High-Precision Measurement

15 Nov, 2012

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Adam Equipment, a world-class developer and manufacturer of scales and balances, offers PW analytical balances as a precise and cost- effective way to measure to 0.1mg.

The PW provides many practical design features, including durable metal construction, standard internal motorised calibration and a large backlit dual display that shows text prompts to help the user set up the balance quickly. With the built-in security slot for a Kensington-type lock and cable, your balance remains securely in place.

An RS-232 interface enables reliable and speedy data transfer from the balance to printers or computers. This allows foolproof data recording and traceability, letting the operator focus on data analysis. A range of useful, built-in applications includes modes for density, percentage, comparison and check weighing, below-balance weighing, plus counting and dynamic/animal weighing.

Highlighted tare keys stand out, providing easy visibility and accessibility. Other buttons operate set-up functions, turn the balance on or off, send data to a printer, calibrate and change modes and weighing units.

The PW offers 16 weighing units, including a custom unit. With capacities ranging from 120g to 250g and readabilities at 0.1mg, there is a PW analytical balance available for most lab applications.

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