Sartorius Cubis MSE20201S Balance + YP30 Printer

• Pharmaceutical research and development for precise ingredient measurement.
• Quality control laboratories for verifying product specifications and batch consistency.
• Chemical industries for formulating compounds and conducting analytical tests.
• Academic institutions for scientific experiments and educational purposes.
• Food and beverage sector for accurate recipe formulation and quality assurance.

Typical capacity

For this class of analytical balance, capacities commonly range from a few hundred grams up to several kilograms, with high readability.

Readability

Units of this type typically offer readability down to 0.01 mg (microgram) or better, depending on the specific model within the series.

Pan size

The weighing pan size is commonly designed for laboratory samples, typically around 80-100 mm in diameter for high-precision models.

Power supply

These balances typically operate on a standard mains power supply, commonly 230V AC for the UK market, with an external power adapter.

Interface

Modern analytical balances like the Cubis series commonly feature a touchscreen interface for intuitive operation and data management.

Connectivity

Units are typically equipped with various interfaces such as USB, RS232, or Ethernet for connecting to peripherals like the YP30 printer or LIMS.

Calibration

Internal or external calibration options are typically available, with internal calibration often being automatic for consistent accuracy.

• What is the primary benefit of a Sartorius Cubis balance?

  Sartorius Cubis balances are known for their modular design, high measurement accuracy, and user-friendly interface, making them suitable for demanding laboratory applications.

• What is the function of the YP30 printer?

• Is this balance suitable for regulated environments?

• What maintenance is typically required for an analytical balance?

• Can this unit be integrated into a laboratory information management system (LIMS)?

Analytical balances remain essential lab tools valued for precision and reliability across pharmaceutical, biotech and research settings. Buyers typically prioritise calibration history and service records when purchasing used models, as proper maintenance directly affects measurement accuracy. Industry sentiment recognises these instruments as durable investments; common strengths include consistent performance and straightforward operation. When evaluating used units, inspect for visible wear, verify calibration certificates, and confirm availability of spare parts and technical support for the specific model.

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