Sartorius SECURA513-1CEU

• Precision weighing in pharmaceutical research and development.
• Quality control in biotech laboratories for critical ingredient measurement.
• Calibration and verification of small samples in analytical chemistry.
• Routine mass determination in university and industrial R&D settings.
• Compliance-driven weighing tasks requiring GLP/GMP documentation.

Typical capacity

Analytical balances of this class typically offer capacities ranging from 120g to 520g.

Readability

Units of this type commonly provide readability down to 0.001g (1mg) or 0.0001g (0.1mg).

Power supply

Typically operates on a standard mains power supply, commonly 230V AC, 50Hz, via an external power adapter.

Adjustment function

Many analytical balances in this category feature fully automatic internal adjustment (e.g., isoCAL) for consistent accuracy.

Connectivity

Commonly includes USB or RS232 interfaces for PC direct function and printer connectivity.

Compliance features

Units of this specification often include features for GLP/GMP-compliant printouts and data traceability.

Levelling assistance

Integrated real-time alarm messaging and interactive user guidance for levelling are common on advanced models.

Footprint

The footprint for this class of equipment is typically compact, suitable for laboratory benchtops.

• What is an analytical balance used for?

  Analytical balances are used for highly precise mass measurement of small samples, typically in laboratory environments where accuracy is critical.

• What does GLP/GMP compliance mean for an analytical balance?

• How important is internal adjustment (isoCAL) for an analytical balance?

• Can this balance connect to a computer or printer?

• What is SQmin and why is it important?

• Is this unit suitable for a regulated environment?

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.

General overview for this equipment type