High precision weighing and packaging instrument

laboratoryHigh precision weighing and packaging instrumentApplication fields:

Biological experiment packaging
Liquid packaging and dilution

laboratoryHigh precision weighing and packaging instrumentKey Features:

Packaging and weighing function: range: 0.05g-3000g; Resolution: 0.001g;
Accuracy: 0-100g: ± 0.05g, 100g -3000g: ± 0.1%
High precision balance, fast response, packaging 200g in approximately 7s
Built in self calibration program, easy to operate
Equipped with Watson Marlow high-precision peristaltic pump: 313D, 314D, 114DV, 116DV and other optional options
Drug safety, compliant with FDA and GMP requirements
Compact in size, can be operated inside a biosafety cabinet
External control interfaces: RS232, serial port, network port DB15
Data traceability: equipped with data storage and external printer

Application Description:

Weighing and packaging instrument is an instrument used for biological experiment packaging, mainly for accurately weighing and packaging various biological reagents and samples. It usually consists of an electronic balance and a packaging system.

In biological experiments, it is often necessary to package reagents or samples of different concentrations into different test tubes or culture dishes. The weighing and packaging instrument can help laboratory personnel quickly and accurately complete these operations through precise weighing and packaging functions.

Specifically, the workflow of the weighing and packaging device is as follows:

Preparation work: The experimenters first need to prepare the reagents or samples to be packaged according to the experimental requirements, and place them on the workbench of the weighing and packaging instrument.

Weighing: The experimenter selects a suitable container (such as a test tube or culture dish), places it on an electronic balance, and resets the balance to zero. Then, add the reagents or samples to be packaged one by one into the container until the desired weight is reached.

Packaging: After weighing, the experimenter removes the container from the electronic balance and places it in the packaging system. The dispensing system usually consists of an automatic or manual dispensing device that can accurately dispense reagents or samples into the target container.

Record data: After completing the packaging, the experimenter needs to record the weight and other relevant information of the reagents or samples in each container for the accuracy and reproducibility of subsequent experiments.

Overall, the weighing and packaging device has the following characteristics and advantages in the field of biological experiment packaging applications:

Accuracy: The weighing and packaging instrument uses an electronic balance for weighing, which has high precision and accuracy, and can meet the precise requirements of biological experiments for the weight of reagents and samples.

Speediness: The weighing and packaging instrument can quickly complete the weighing and packaging of reagents and samples, improving the work efficiency of laboratory personnel.

Convenience: Weighing and packaging machines usually have user-friendly interfaces and functions, allowing experimenters to easily operate and control them.

Repeatability: By recording the weight and other relevant information of reagents or samples in each container, experimenters can achieve repeatability of experimental results and conduct data analysis and comparison.

In summary, the weighing and packaging instrument has broad application prospects in the field of biological experiment packaging, which can improve the accuracy, efficiency, and repeatability of experiments, and provide strong support for biological experiment research.