Precision balances

are used in laboratory applications mostly as single user balances for sample preparation, etc. They are fitted with all useful laboratory functions which will support the user in a helpful way. With their strain gauge measuring principle, they are used anywhere where individual weighings are carried out, such as, for example checkweighing. These devices are often connected to printers or local Pcs using the standard, integrated RS 232 data interface.

offer you all the tools you would need for effective and accurate work in your laboratory environment. All-important laboratory functions such as a recipe weighing function or data interfaces are on board at all times. But above all, the high quality measuring principles of these balances such as force compensation or tuning fork measuring principle, allow them to be used in dosing procedures with very small weight changes and rapid display. In addition these balances are often fitted with automatic internal adjustment, which means the balance can be used in any location.

are right at the top of the precision balance segment. The numerous equipment features of the standard balances are complemented by high quality materials with robust, sturdy construction, high quality, high performance weighing systems, optimized operating sequences, speed benefits

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Tip: Together with the innovative KERN EasyTouch app, a premium laboratory balance supports its users in their typical workflows and increases the range of functions of the balance. In this way these scales can be operated more efficiently and quickly than devices from other quality classes. In particular, these balances are used in demanding laboratory applications and anywhere where the environmental conditions are not ideal because of vibrations or other interference, but where, naturally, the balance is expected to provide accurate weighing results. Another field of application for these balances is the pharmaceutical industry, which is subject to particularly demanding requirements such as, for example, the GLP (Good Laboratory Practice)