TX Series Class II Laboratory Balance

The is model is a Class II Approved version of the highly precise TX series analytical balance. It is designed to accurately weigh in the sub-milligram range and is one of our more affordable balances.

Please note the wind break is only sold as standard for graduations below 0.001g.

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£725.00 Exc. VAT (£870.00 inc. VAT)

In Stock: Delivery within 10 working days.

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What is the TX balance?

One of the key elements of this scale is a one-piece aluminium mass sensor. This sensor helps the balance resist deterioration and damage from ordinary impacts.

Capacity:
220g to 4200g

Graduations:
0.001g to 0.01g

Dimensions:
110mm ø / 167mm x 181mm

Power Supply:
Mains

Additional Features

Class II Approved
Covered by 1 year warranty
Metal housing
Bright, clear LCD display
Counting function
UniBloc technology for instant, high accuracy weight readings
Windows Direct for easy data communication
Wind break sold as standard for graduations below 0.001g

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How accurate is this balance?

The TX Series is available with a range of capacities and accuracies, with 0.001g (1mg) available as well as a number of options weighing as precise as 0.001ct (0.2mg). To protect the scale from interference, there is a wind chamber - the reading on high accuracy balances like the TX can be affected by wind.

How can I record weight readings from this balance?

This shimadzu balance has WindowsDirect software to send weight data from the balance to your computer. Simply connect the balance to your PC via a I/O to RS-232 cable (not included) and the information can auto-populate a spreadsheet whenever ‘Print’ is pressed on the balance. No other software is required.

Why should I choose the TX Series?

The TX also has a simple Counting facility. For example the weight of one item, like a tablet, can be recorded - then, a batch can be poured onto the balance and it will calculate how many items are in that sample.