Description
Simplex 4100-3102
Technical Specifications:
- Maximum Capacity: 4100 g.
- Readability: 0.01 g.
- Repeatability: ±0.02 g.
- Linearity Error: ±0.03 g.
- Operating Environment: 10°C to 30°C, 80% RH (non-condensing).
- Pan Size: 168 mm x 190 mm.
- Overall Dimensions: 345 mm x 223 mm x 110 mm.
Functional Features:
- Advanced Digital Processing: Features multi-layer circuit technology for high integration and multiple intelligent filtering technologies.
- Environmental Compensation: Incorporates full-range temperature compensation and multi-point linear correction.
- Internal Calibration: Fully automatic smart internal calibration triggered by temperature settings.
- Versatile Units: Supports 20 different weighing units, including grams, carats, ounces, and various regional tael standards.
Application Scenarios:
Widely used in scientific research laboratories, quality control testing, pharmaceutical compounding, and industrial manufacturing for precise material weighing, density calculation, and parts counting.
Performance Parameters:
- Stabilization Time: Adjustable between 3 to 10 seconds.
- Anti-Vibration: Features a 6-level adjustable filtering function to ensure accurate readings in less-than-ideal environments.
Material Composition:
Built with a sturdy metal base combined with high-strength ABS plastic materials for durability and vibration dampening. Includes anti-static treatment for the sensor.
Structural Features:
Features a large LCD display with backlight, a spacious weighing pan, and a compact, ergonomic design suitable for benchtop operation.
Working Principle:
Utilizes a single-piece precision mass sensor to detect weight changes. The digital signal processor applies complex filtering and linear correction algorithms to convert the sensor’s electrical signal into highly accurate weight readings.
Installation Requirements:
Place on a stable, level, and vibration-free surface. Ensure the ambient temperature remains within the 10°C to 30°C range and humidity does not exceed 80% RH.
Usage Precautions:
Allow the balance to warm up and perform an internal calibration before critical measurements. Avoid exposing the pan to corrosive chemicals or excessive mechanical shock.
