BL 2002, digital balance, max. capacity 2000 g, resolution 0,01 g, counting samples function, various units measure, supplied with n.1 weight of 1000 g Class M1.
BL 6001, digital balance, max. capacity 6000 g, resolution 0,1 g, counting samples function, various units measure, supplied with n.2 weights of 1000 g Class M1.
BL 100K, digital balance with removable display, max. capacity 100 kg, resolution 10 g, counting samples function, various units measure. Stand included.
BL 224, digital balance, max. capacity 220 g, resolution 0,1 mg, internal calibration, counting samples function, various units measure, with glass plate protection box. Supplied with Certificate of calibration made with weights certified Accredia.
BL 224 BASIC, digital balance, max. capacity 220 g, resolution 0,1 mg, external calibration, counting samples function, various units measure, with glass plate protection box. Supplied with Certificate of calibration made with weights certified Accredia. Included calibration weight E2 class
BL 224 TOUCH, digital balance touch screen display, max. capacity 220 g, resolution 0,1 mg, internal calibration, counting samples function, various units measure, with glass plate protection box. Supplied with Certificate of calibration made with weights certified Accredia.
BL 3001, digital balance, max. capacity 3000 g, resolution 0,1 g, counting samples function, various units measure, supplied with n.1 weight of 1000 g Class M1.
BL 303, digital balance, max. capacity 300 g, resolution 0,001 g, counting samples function, various units measure, with glass plate protection box, supplied with n.1 weight of 100 g Class M1. Supplied with Certificate of calibration made with weights certified Accredia.
BL 602, digital balance, max. capacity 600 g, resolution 0,01 g, counting samples function, various units measure, supplied with n.2 weights of 100 g Class M1.
The balance is the instrument that allows you to weigh, or determine the mass, of a sample. You need to keep in mind that weight and mass are two different physical quantities. The main difference is that the mass corresponds to the amount of matter from which an object is composed. The weight (or force weight), is the value of the force with which the mass is attracted to the centre of the earth. Because gravity varies in the various angles of the planet, the difference between weight and mass strength becomes relevant in the balance calibration with high precision. For this reason, it is advisable to calibrate immediately after installation at a given location.