On-Demand Webinar: Peak Performance Balances Under Real Lab Conditions
Last updated: July 2023
Overview
High-resolution analytical balances are characterized by high weighing capacity and low readability and are used to weigh very small sample quantities directly into larger flasks. These balances are widely used in laboratories across many industries that are often subject to strict regulatory requirements and are looking for balances that meet high accuracy and repeatability requirements. However, a challenging laboratory environment or sample-related effects can often negatively impact measurement accuracy.
In this webinar, Dr. Eszter Paldy and Dr. Holger Densow from Sartorius will explain what deviations a user can expect in the minimum sample weights measured in the laboratory compared to the specifications from the data sheet. They will also discuss how the accuracy and speed of the weighing process are influenced by the effects of a particular environment or sample. Finally, they will show how the Sartorius Cubis® II Ultra-High Resolution balance sets the benchmark for performance in real laboratory conditions.
- Document type: Webinar
- Watch time: 40 minutes
Key Takeaways
- Understand how to achieve the lowest minimum sample weight over the entire weighing range and the benefits of achieving it
- Explore the differences between published specifications and real-world laboratory performance of a high-resolution analytical balance
- Learn how to eliminate static in the most effective and cost-efficient way
- Discover how Sartorius high-capacity microbalances set the benchmark for performance in real laboratory conditions
This Resource is Designed for:
- Staff Scientists
- Lab Directors and Lab Managers
- Lab Technicians and Lab Assistants
- Lab Balance Users
- Compliance Experts
- Academics
- Heads of Labs
- Postdocs
- Scientists
Applications Supported:
- Analytical Balances
- Cubis® II Ultra-High Resolution Balances
- Lab Weighing
- Real Lab Conditions
- Sartorius High-Capacity Microbalances
