Analytical scales RADWAG АS 510.3Y

RADWAG АS 510.3Y — tlectronic high-precision analytical balance with an innovative internal automatic calibration system and a new touch screen. These scales provide an accurate determination of the mass of various substances and materials in the laboratory conditions of scientific research institutes, enterprises of various industries.

The scales consist of a plastic casing, an electromechanical weighing device, a round weighing bowl with overload protection of 90 mm diameter, a windshield with glass doors, a weighing terminal with a pair of infrared sensor sensors and a touchscreen 5.7-inch color display with backlighting. The weight processor is connected to the balance by a cable of one meter length and, if necessary, can be placed some distance away from them.

A large set of interfaces (Ethernet, 2xUSB, and 2хRS232, Wi-Fi (optional)) allows you to integrate the scales into the local network and connect to them different external devices. Expanded databases make it possible to store in the balance of scales all previously obtained weighing results, and also to transfer this data to the printer for printing, to a computer for automation of weighing accounting or to an external storage.

Features and functions of the scales

• Weighing the scale with a large 5.7-inch color touch screen.
• User-friendly Russian user menu.
• Protective transparent cap with side glass doors.
• Internal automatic calibration — primary, temperature (with temperature deviation ±3°C), relative to the set time.
• Control over the deviation during calibration.
• Report on the results of calibration.
• Two infrared sensor sensors for non-contact control of the balance.
• Automatic control of the horizontal position using the electronic level.
• Built-in Ethernet interfaces, 2xUSB, and 2хRS232 with interchangeable parameters and the possibility of continuous operation.
• Set the wireless Wi-Fi interface as an option.
• Option to connect an additional display.
• A package of digital filters for adaptation of scales to environmental conditions.
• Units of measurement are grams, milligrams, carats, granules, moths, bubbles, ounces, user units, newtons, p. ounces, pounds, and ticks.
• Autol.
• Taring.
• Counting mode.
• Dosing.
• Weighing within the specified interval.
• Percentage weighting.
• Statistics.
• Weighing animals.
• Creating recipes.
• Printing of GLP protocols.
• Comparative (comparative) weighing.
• Storing the weighing results in memory.
• Weighing of dimensions from the lower side of the scale.
• Measurement of the density of solid and liquid materials.
• Continuous data transfer to the computer.