Bonvoisin 5000g/0.01g High Precision Electronic Analytical Balance

About this item

• USB Interface - Facilitates serial data transfer between the lab scale and your computer or micro-printer, providing convenience for data organization and analysis. Also compatible with office software, eliminating the need for driver software. (Data cable not provided)
• Easy to Clean - The weighing pan is detachable for clean. And there is a membrane over the buttons and screen to protect them from light splashes and cleaning.
• 0.01g Resolution, Minimum Weighing 0.05g - The 0.01 gram scale adopts the same precise sensor as our JM model. It can weigh 0.05g at minimum and 5000g/ 11 lb at maximum. Linearity error range: ±0.03 gram.
• Material - Stainless steel made enlarged weighing pan (7.2 X 7.2") enables this digital scale to weigh multiple items like jewelry, screws, powder and etc. which can be widely applied to laboratory, school, business, jeweler. Non-slip mat with adjustable front and rear legs and a level indicator design makes this lab balance suits different weighing environment better.
• New Model-This is the newest lab scale model from us Bonvoisin and we have updated a few features according to the advice from our customers. UPDATED FEATURE 1- Larger Plate. UPDATED FEATURE 2- An USB interface is installed for data transfer with computer and print. UPDATED FEATURE 3- broaden battery compartment for easier battery installation.
• Dual Power Sources - The precision scale can be powered by 110V adapter (included) or 9V battery (not included). Besides, we have broaden the battery compartment for easier battery installation.
• Calibration Weight NOT Included - Calibration weight is sold separately in case it will broke the screen during shipment. Calibration weight required for 3000g scale is 1000g.
• 13 Unit Conversion -Unit can be converted from g (gram), ct (carat), oz (ounce), ozt, N, lb (pound), dr, GN (grain), dwt, %, t/T, T, T/A/R by simply pressing "UNIT" button.
• Multifunctional - 1. Tare function to subtract container weight; 2. Counting function; 3. Both single point and multiple points calibration. About their difference, please see in the A+ contents.
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