No matter what you are weighing, the new Entris® II is always the right choice. It offers great value for money – this is the only scale in its class featuring isoCAL, LED touch technology and 12 built-in applications. Backed by almost 150 years of German engineering and available in 40 different models, you will easily find the Entris® II scale that exactly meets your specific weighing needs. Weighing range from 60 g to 12,200 g, with a readability of 0.1 mg to 1 g.
BEST VALUE IN CLASS FOR BASIC WEIGHING TASKS
- the isoCAL internal adjustment function ensures the most accurate weighing results
- simple external calibration
- Plug & Play function for connecting to printers, secondary displays, etc.
- hybrid display for excellent readability and use
- export data for a number of weighing applications
- easy adaptation to environmental conditions
CHOOSE BETWEEN 12 APPLICATIONS
12 embedded applications with GLP | GMP compatible printing data output: weighing | dosing, counting, weighing in percentages, mixing | total net, components totalization, animal weighing, calculation, density determination, statistics, peak hold, control weighing, unit mass conversion.
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR THE USER
- highly usable draft shield (easy access to the weighing surface and removal of chamber parts)
- 8 built-in languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Polish)
- innovative and modern connection options (USB Type C, RS232 9-pin interface)
- security features to protect your password from sudden changes
WHY CHOOSE ENTRIS® II LABORATORY BALANCE?
1. Highest quality standards made in Germany – highly accurate results thanks to innovative monolithic technology, fastest stabilization time in its class, overload protection and guaranteed reliability with “@start” self-test
2. Easy cleaning for work efficiency and durability
3. Effective draft shield
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Explore the different possibilities of the Entris® II balance
Weighing application | dosing measures the weight of the sample with great accuracy and includes the ability to assign a single sample and serial IDs. Weighing results can be printed and reported annually or automatically.
Using a density application, determine the density of solids by the buoyancy method. Weigh the sample in air first and then immerse in the liquid. The application automatically calculates the sample density.
