Precision Balance - 0.01 g Electronic Laboratory Scale - 3000/4000/5000 g, 180x180 mm Pan

The Master Science 0.01 g Precision Balance is a top-loading electronic balance for larger samples that still need two-decimal accuracy. It comes in 3000 g, 4000 g and 5000 g capacities, each reading to 0.01 g and settling within three seconds.

The 180 x 180 mm pan takes beakers and trays comfortably, and the aluminium housing keeps the Master Science 0.01 g Precision Balance steady on the bench. Tare, piece counting and unit conversion between g, ct and oz are built in.

Technical Specifications

Specifications for the three versions of the Master Science 0.01 g Precision Balance are given below.

• Brand: Master Science
• Model Number: MSBP-3002-CSWISS, MSBP-4002-CSWISS, MSBP-5002-CSWISS
• SKU: MSBP-3002-CSWISS, MSBP-4002-CSWISS, MSBP-5002-CSWISS
• Capacity: 3000 g (MSBP-3002-CSWISS); 4000 g (MSBP-4002-CSWISS); 5000 g (MSBP-5002-CSWISS)
• Resolution: 0.01 g
• Minimum Weighing: 0.04 g
• Stabilisation Time: ≤3 s
• Display: LCD
• Pan Size: 180 x 180 mm
• Operating Temperature: 5 to 25°C
• Repeatability: ±0.02 g
• Linearity: ±0.03 g
• Calibration: External calibration
• Weighing Units: g, ct, oz
• Net Weight: 5 kg

Key Benefits

• High capacity with fine readability:: the Master Science 0.01 g Precision Balance weighs up to 5000 g at 0.01 g.
• Fast results:: stable in 3 seconds or less.
• Room for large containers:: 180 x 180 mm pan.
• Handy functions:: tare and piece counting.
• Safe operation:: overload alarm and level indicator.

For milligram-level work, see the Master Science touch screen analytical balance.

Product Features

Design

• Aluminium shell
• LCD display
• Level indicator for correct set-up

Functions

• Tare function and counting
• Unit conversion: g, ct, oz
• Overload alarm
• External calibration

Applications

The Master Science 0.01 g Precision Balance is suitable for general weighing in:

• Laboratory sample and reagent preparation
• Formulation and batching
• Quality control checks
• Teaching laboratories

Optional Accessories

• Printer

Common Problems This Balance Solves

Everyday bench weighing goes wrong in a few predictable ways.

• Container weight has to be subtracted by hand:: the tare key zeroes it out.
• Counting small parts takes time:: the counting mode does it by weight.
• Balance damaged by too heavy a load:: an overload alarm warns first.
• Uneven benches skew results:: the level indicator shows when adjustment is needed.