Analytical Balances
Analytical balances are highly accurate and precise, and are designed to meet all your weighing needs within a chemical, industrial or pharmaceutical laboratory. They come with either an internal or external calibration system, with integrated software, and are offered with a wide range of weighing capacities.
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Analytical balances measure mass with extremely high precision, typically to 0.1 mg or better. They are commonly used in pharmaceutical, research, chemistry, and quality control laboratories where accurate sample preparation is essential.
Select a balance based on required readability, maximum capacity, calibration method, compliance requirements, and available workspace. The Sartorius, Fisherbrand and Ohaus brands offer models for routine and advanced applications.
Internal calibration provides convenient automated adjustment, while external calibration offers flexibility using certified weights. The best option depends on laboratory procedures and regulatory requirements.
Draft shields reduce airflow disturbances that can affect sensitive measurements. This helps improve weighing stability, repeatability, and overall measurement accuracy.
Analytical balances are widely used in pharmaceutical laboratories, academic research facilities, industrial quality control environments, chemical testing laboratories, and in life science applications.