Sartorius Cubis™ MSE Semi-Micro Balances: Draft Shield with Automatic Doors

Descripción

MSE Semi-Micro Balances are part of the Cubis modular equipment series, which incorporates a precisely-machined second generation monolithic weigh cell for increased accuracy and ultra-fast response for quick results with outstanding repeatability. Cubis is the first and only balance to automatically check, perform and document its exact leveling. It also allows customization to meet specific laboratory applications to fulfill the most stringent requirements.

• Offers the highest level of safety by providing uncompromising reliability of weighing results and conformity to standards
• Short measurement times result in time gained—for every single measurement
• Comes standard with Q-Level, the automatic motorized leveling function—provides valuable support to always have a leveled balance
• Features isoCAL, a fully automatic calibration/adjustment function
• Q-Pan: Automatically minimizes off-center loading errors to maximize weighing accuracy
• Interfaces, such as: Bluetooth™ (wireless), 9-pin RS-232C with PS2 port (for the connection of a keyboard or barcode scanner) or an additional 25-pin RS-232C port are optionally available
• Draft shield and weigh pan can be quickly and easily disassembled and cleaned without compromising stability
• Protected against dust and water
• Offers a wide selection of accessories for extended options
• Pan size: 85 x 85mm

• Large, high-contrast LCD with clearly structured keys for precise activation of functions
• Easy-to-understand menu guidance with short text prompts
• Comes standard with built-in USB and 25-pin RS-232C communication interfaces
• Perfect for users who need to weigh with the highest accuracy, but who have less complex application/communication requirements
• Applications include: Basic weighing, weighing in percent, averaging (animal weighing), mass unit conversation, counting, net/total formulation, density determination (buoyancy method only), totalizing, calculations

† According to United States Pharmacopeia Chapter 41.