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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Tanita
Model: KD-200-510
Manufacturer: Tanita
Model: KD-200-510
Location: United States, Minnesota
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: handy
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: handy
Location: France, Centre
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Pennsylvania
Model: 522OF-AC
Manufacturer: Pennsylvania
Model: 522OF-AC
Location: United States, Texas
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Mettler Toledo
Model: LJ16
Manufacturer: Mettler Toledo
Model: LJ16
Location: Netherlands, Zuid-Holland
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Kern Scales Technic
Model: 440-47N
Manufacturer: Kern Scales Technic
Model: 440-47N
Location: Netherlands, Zuid-Holland
199
2008
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Kern Scales Technic
Model: 470-38 Precision
Manufacturer: Kern Scales Technic
Model: 470-38 Precision
Location: Netherlands, Zuid-Holland
596
2006
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: I31-D2
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: I31-D2
Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%
Rating: 93%
285
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Mettler Toledo
Model: PT 1200
Manufacturer: Mettler Toledo
Model: PT 1200
Location: United Kingdom, Hampshire
Rating: 96%
Rating: 96%
316
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Scaltec
Model: SBC 22
Manufacturer: Scaltec
Model: SBC 22
Location: Netherlands, Zuid-Holland
1,324
1999
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Henry Troemner
Model: 195
Manufacturer: Henry Troemner
Model: 195
Location: United States, Vermont
Negotiable
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: B310S
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: B310S
Location: United States, Oklahoma
Negotiable
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: PT 600
Manufacturer: Sartorius
Model: PT 600
Location: United States, Oklahoma
Negotiable
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Device: Laboratory Scale
Manufacturer: Henry Troemner
Model: 195
Manufacturer: Henry Troemner
Model: 195
Location: United States, Nevada
Rating: 100%
Rating: 100%
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Laboratory Scale | Laboratory BalanceTips for buying Laboratory Scale
- Before making a laboratory scale purchase, medical facilities need to consider the minimum load, the maximum weight needed for the scale to weigh, and the scale's reproducibility and linearity. A full list of applications and features contained in a laboratory scale can be found in the model's user manual.
- For moisture laboratory scales, some of the features to considered and examine include: the maximum temperature, sample weight, readability, switch of criteria, and accuracy of the result needed.
- The laboratory scale's readability should be taken into account in terms of the decimal places or units displayed, and how many accurate decimals/units are needed to weigh down to (1g., 0.1g., 0.001g., 0.1mg. etc.)
- Typically, laboratory balances using AC power adapters or more accurate than battery-operated models.
- Facilities should inquire whether the laboratory scale weighs only in grams or whether it has multiple weighing units such as the option for % weighing, piece counting, target weighing (weighing of packed products for fill weight), or supports density (underhook) weighing. Moisture laboratory scales can be used to determine loss on drying of samples.
- Certain laboratory balance models can transfer data to a computer or printer. Facilities should look into whether interface cables for PCs or printers, or communications software are included with the laboratory scale.
- The method of calibration that the laboratory scale has in an important factor to consider. Internal calibration scales use an internal weight to automatically calibrate the instrument at a preset time, due to changes in temperature, or upon request, while external calibration scales are manually calibrated by placing a calibration test weight on the laboratory balance pan.
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