Sartorius Cubis™ Ultra Micro Balances, 2.7S Weighing Mode with DM Draft Shield

Description

High-precision balances designed to weigh the smallest sample quantities (less than 10mg) up to 2.1g to meet the minimum accuracy requirements of the U.S. Pharmacopeia as well as 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
• Motorized, 100% glass draft shield (DM) is perfect for fast and effortless handling of small sample sizes and the intelligent learning capability allows adaptation to every workflow
• Offers operator guidance when leveling is required — interactive prompts (in real-time) guide a user to quickly and properly position the spirit level by indicating which leveling foot to turn and in which direction
• Features isoCAL, a fully automatic calibration/adjustment function
• Interfaces, such as: Bluetooth™ (wireless), 9-pin RS232C with PS2 port (for the connection of a keyboard or barcode scanner) or an additional 25-pin RS232C 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: DM models, 20mm (0.79 in.)

• Top-of-the-line technology with outstanding operating convenience and display quality, especially for complex applications
• Tiltable and removable touchscreen featuring a high-resolution color TFT for brilliant reproduction of text and graphics
• Comes standard with built-in USB, 25-pin RS232C and Ethernet communication interfaces as well as integrated SD card reader for data storage and convenient data transfer
• Q-Guide: Novel, wizard-supported user/task management for easy operation and programming
• Ensure safety and reliability of results with Advanced Pharma Compliance via user/password management, audit trail function, alert messages and reminder functions
• Fully personalized application add-ons and upgrades enable faster and more efficient work and enhance process reliability (Q-Apps)
• Applications include: Basic weighing, weighing in percent, averaging (animal weighing), mass unit conversation, counting, formulation, density determination, totalizing, checkweighing, second tare memory, individual identifiers (IDs), calculations, statistics, time controlled functions, Cubis Individual (Q-Apps)

• Tiltable and removable large, high-resolution monochrome graphic display
• Key operation; positive click action and precise activation of functions
• Combines classic key-operated control with a wide range of performance features
• Comes standard with built-in USB, 25-pin RS232C and Ethernet communication interfaces as well as integrated SD card reader for data storage and convenient data transfer
• Q-Guide: Novel, wizard-supported user/task management for easy operation and programming
• Ensure safety and reliability of results with Advanced Pharma Compliance via user/password management, audit trail function, alert messages and reminder functions
• Applications include: Basic weighing, weighing in percent, averaging (animal weighing), mass unit conversation, counting, formulation, density determination, totalizing, checkweighing, second tare memory, individual identifiers (IDs), calculations, statistics, time controlled functions

• 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.