Analytical Balance NAB-308 has a capacity of 1200g and offers high accuracy with a readability of 0.001g. It offers a pan size of Φ100mm for efficient weighing. This unit provides adjustable sensitivity and speed settings, allowing customization. It includes a built-in percentage mode for calculating weights as a percentage of a reference value. Our analytical balance comes with an overload alarm and fault alarm to ensure safety by alerting users to any issues.
$1,600.00
Specifications
| Capacity | 1200g |
| Readability | 0.001g |
| Repeatability | ±0.002g |
| Pan size | Φ100mm |
| Minimum weighing | 0.004g |
| Stabilization time | ≤3 secs |
| Operating temperature | 15 to 35℃ |
| Linearity | ± 0.003g |
| Display | LCD (white backlight with black font) |
| Calibration mode | External Calibration |
| Calibration weight | 500g |
| Interface | RS232 (Standard), USB (Optional) |
| Option | Printer/Under-weighing |
| Draft shield size | 175×165×230mm |
| Appearance size | 365×210×355mm |
| Gross weight | 10kg |
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FAQ for Analytical Balance NAB-308
1: How does the analytical balance maintain high accuracy with a 1200g capacity?
The analytical balance provides a readability of 0.001g and repeatability of ±0.002g. This ensures precision for both light and heavy samples, supported by a high-precision sensor and a stable weighing platform.
2: What is the purpose of the overload and fault alarms?
These alarms protect the device and user by signaling when the sample exceeds the maximum load or when an internal error occurs, helping prevent equipment damage and inaccurate readings.
3: What makes the LCD display suitable for lab environments?
The LCD display features a white backlight and black font, ensuring clear visibility in both well-lit and low-light conditions, which is essential in lab and industrial settings.
4: How does the windproof cover contribute to weighing accuracy?
The large windproof cover minimizes air current interference and stabilizes the internal environment, enhancing measurement consistency, especially with lightweight or volatile samples.
5: How often should I calibrate the analytical balance, and what weight should I use?
Regular calibration is recommended, particularly before high-precision tasks or after relocation. Use the supplied 500g external calibration weight and follow the calibration procedure outlined in the user manual.
6: Why does the Analytical Balance have a glass shield?
The transparent glass shield is designed to block external air drafts and dust. This ensures consistent weighing conditions and prevents fluctuation in readings. It helps protect both the sample and the measurement integrity.
7: Is the Analytical Balance easy to calibrate?
Most analytical balances include internal or external calibration options. Internal calibration is automatic and ensures precision without manual effort. External calibration allows the use of certified weights to validate accuracy regularly.
8: How durable is an Analytical Balance?
Analytical balances are designed with sturdy materials and a sealed weighing chamber. This makes them durable and resistant to environmental contamination. Proper handling and regular maintenance extend their lifespan.
9: How often should an Analytical Balance be cleaned?
Cleaning should be done regularly, ideally after each use. This prevents dust, residue, or chemical spills from affecting accuracy. Use a soft brush or lint-free cloth and avoid harsh chemicals that may damage internal components.
Labnics Analytical Balances are designed to provide highly precise measurements. They feature a draft shield to maintain stability and prevent airflow interference. These units include an auto-zero function that ensures the balance resets when no weight is detected. They have built-in overload protection to safeguard internal components from potential damage. Our analytical balances display results on an easy-to-read LCD digital screen.