Discover the 8 Simple Steps to a Long-Lasting Balance and a Cleaner, Safer Lab

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Discover the 8 Simple Steps to a Long-Lasting Balance and a Cleaner, Safer Lab

21 Jan, 2020

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A clean analytical or precision balance is the first step towards safe and accurate weighing. It can also be fast and easy with a thorough understanding of cleaning best practices. Download the free white paper ‘8 Steps to a Clean Balance’ from Mettler-Toledo today.  

Keeping your laboratory clean can significantly improve operator safety and reduce cross-contamination risk. However, cleaning one important piece of equipment - your laboratory balance - may feel like a risk to the accuracy your lab relies on when preparing samples or solutions.

It doesn’t have to be. Download ‘8 Steps to a Clean Balance - and 5 Solutions to Keep It Clean’ today. When you do, you will learn: when a balance needs to be cleaned; materials and agents to use (and not to use) when cleaning; managing different balance parts during cleaning; whether or not the balance can be moved for cleaning; how to resume balance operations after cleaning.

Ideally, laboratory SOPs dictate the schedule for balance cleaning. However, particularly after weighing potentially toxic substances, the balance must be cleaned thoroughly to prevent exposure and cross-contamination risk.

See how easy it can be to keep your balance clean and extend its working life.

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