Balances

Balances

Laboratory balances for high-precision analysis, research and diagnostics. Our range includes specialised instruments for the exact determination of mass in laboratories, clinics and the pharmaceutical industry.

Analytical balances

Semi-micro balances

Moisture analyzers

Precision balances

Portable balances

Precision instruments for laboratory analysis

Choosing the correct balance class is crucial for exact measurement results in chemical and biological research. Different device types are suitable depending on the requirements for readability and weighing range.

Analytical and semi-micro balances

Analytical balances cover a wide range, with models featuring a readability of 0.1 mg being standard. Available weighing ranges extend from 120 g to 320 g. For even more sensitive measurements, semi-micro balances are available, which achieve a readability of up to 0.01 mg (e.g., in the 82 g or 120 g weighing range).

Overview of other device types

  • Precision balances: For applications with lower requirements for microgram precision.
  • Moisture analysers: For determining the water content in samples.
  • Portable scales: For mobile use outside the stationary laboratory.

Technical features and functions

Many of the listed models feature automated or semi-automated calibration systems such as AutoCal™ or InCal™ to ensure measurement accuracy. The devices are available in various series such as the PR Series, Pioneer, Adventurer or Explorer Plus.

Frequently asked questions about laboratory balances

Here you will find information on the selection and operation of your balances.

What are analytical balances used for?

Analytical balances are used in research and quality control to determine the smallest sample quantities with high precision (often in the 0.1 mg readability range).

How does a semi-micro balance differ from an analytical balance?

Semi-micro balances offer higher sensitivity with a readability of 0.01 mg, whereas standard analytical balances generally feature a readability of 0.1 mg.

Which weighing ranges are available?

The range includes various capacities, from models with 82 g, 120 g and 220 g up to 320 g.

What do functions like AutoCal™ or InCal™ mean?

These functions refer to calibration systems (automatic or semi-automatic) used to maintain the measurement accuracy of the balances.

Which target groups use these devices?

The devices are designed for professional customers in laboratories, the pharmaceutical industry, clinics, diagnostics and research.