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| Application |
Workplace, Laboratories |
| Features |
Internal Calibration |
| Extra Features |
RS-232 Interface |
| Type of Scale or Balance |
Precision Balance |
| Brand |
Ohaus |
| Available Outside the UK? |
Yes |
Ohaus Adventurer Precision Balance - Internal Calibration
This is the Ohaus Adventurer balance which has inventive features, functionality and uncomplicated weighing capabilities. It incorporates all of the necessary applications for routine weighing and measurement activities. The Adventurer series is the most complete balance in its class because of the colour touchscreen, GLP/GMP compliance capabilities, two USB ports and much more.
An AutoCal option enhances fast stabilization and reliable operation which ensures solid weighing performance and accurate, repeatable results for standard laboratory applications. There is a wide viewing angle colour touchscreen which provides access to all of the Adventurer's application, while dual USB ports with GLP/GMP tracking capabilities assist in the monitoring and reporting of data. The 1mg models have a two piece, top-mounted draftshield with doors which open wide, providing ample room for sample placement. However, the 0.01g and 0.1g models feature large weighing pans.
The display is 4.3" (109mm) full-colour VGA graphic touchscreen with user-controlled brightness. It is operated by an AC adapter. It is constructed using a metal base, an ABS top housing, a stainless steel pan and a glass draftshield with two piece top mounted side doors and sliding top door. They also feature an illuminated up-front level indicator, an integral weigh below hook, a security bracket, a calibration lock and a full housing in-use cover. There are selectable environmental filters, auto tare, user selectable span calibration points, software lockout and reset menu, user selectable communication setting and data print options. User definable project and Users IDs are also available and it operates in up to 9 languages.
