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Accuris™ Analytical Balance

with Quick-Cal™, weighing capacity 120 g, AC/DC input 115 V AC, US 2-pin plug

Synonym(s):

high accuracy weighing balances, high precision balance, high precision weighing, laboratory balances

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41111502

material

stainless steel weighing plate

feature

with Quick-Cal™

manufacturer/tradename

Benchmark Scientific W3100A-120

measuring range

resolution: 0.0001 g

weighing capacity measuring range

120 g

outside size

32 cm (12.5 in.) × 47 cm (18.5 in.) × 28 cm (11 in.)

weighing pan diam.

90 mm (3.5 in.)

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General description

Accuris™ Analytical balances incorporate electromagnetic sensor technology and precision mechanical components to offer superior weight determinations to a fraction of a milligram. The glass draft shield enclosing the weighing chamber has sliding doors on the sides and top for easy access to the weigh pan.

Leveling feet on the rear of the balance extend laterally to provide stability, and a sensitive leveling bubble aids in the leveling process.
The Quick-Cal™ internal calibration feature allows quick and convenient calibration without the need for a calibration standard weight.

Legal Information

Accuris is a trademark of Benchmark Scientific, Inc.
Quick-Cal is a trademark of Benchmark Scientific, Inc.

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