Oxford - Oxford XB220A-i Balance with Printer

Applications & Use Cases

• Precise measurement of chemicals and compounds in pharmaceutical research and development.
• Accurate weighing of samples for quality control in biotechnology laboratories.
• Gravimetric analysis in academic and industrial research settings.
• Calibration of laboratory instruments requiring high precision mass standards.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, capacities commonly range from 100g to 300g, with this specific unit offering 220g.

Readability

Analytical balances typically offer readability down to 0.1mg or 0.01mg.

Power supply

Units of this type commonly operate on standard UK mains power (230V, 50Hz) via an AC adapter.

Draft shield

An integrated draft shield is a standard feature on analytical balances to minimise air current interference.

Display type

Many analytical balances feature a clear, high-contrast display, such as a vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) for readability.

Housing material

Die-cast aluminium housing is commonly used for durability and stability in laboratory environments.

Connectivity

Units often include an RS232 interface for connection to a printer or computer, as suggested by the 'With Printer' designation.

Protection rating

While not universal, some laboratory balances, like this unit's stated IP65, offer protection against dust and water ingress.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the typical accuracy of an analytical balance?

  Analytical balances are designed for high precision, typically offering accuracy in the range of 0.1mg to 0.01mg, depending on the model and calibration.

• Does this unit require special installation?

• How often should an analytical balance be calibrated?

• Can this balance be used in a cleanroom environment?

• What kind of printer is typically compatible with this balance?