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Sartorius Talent Portable Balance (TE Series)
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Capacity: 150 x 0.001 g
Sartorius Talent series precision balances are the alternative for all your simple weighing operations: economically priced yet with an uncompromisingly high degree of quality, reliability and sophisticated weighing technology. Whether you need to operate a balance in the lab, at school or a university, or in the field using the battery function, a balance from the Sartorius Talent series will always be the No. 1 choice. The right weighing capacity for every application and every budget? No problem with the Talent series. It offers you a total of 16 precision balances - ranging from the top-of the- line model with a 3,100-g weighing capacity and 0.01-g readability to the high capacity model featuring a 12-kg capacity accurate to one gram.
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When it comes to strictly weighing, easy operation is top priority. The balances of the new series prove to be particularly talented in this area: just set up the balance, turn it on, and you’ll be “on your weigh.” It couldn’t be any easier than this! The clarity of the display and the “one-key-to-a-function” design of the keypad ensure error-free operation. The innovative weigh cell technology, the rugged construction of the balance housing, the sleek stainless steel weighing pan and the keypad sealed by a membrane overlay assure high dependability and accuracy, even during frequent use.
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Many of the Talent series balances are also battery-operable, providing an alternative to line current operation. The built-in “power-saver” feature extends the life of the battery. Each model comes standard with a bi-directional RS-232C interface port. This means no extra cost if you need to log the balance-generated results on an optional printer or connect a remote display for use in the educational sector.
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- High-contrast LCD
- Bidirectional RS-232C interface port
- 4 digital filter levels to adapt the balance to the conditions at the place of use
- Built-in application programs: weighing in percent, net-total formulation, averaging; Dynamic weighing, counting of small parts, mass conversion by toggling between two weight units
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