Analytical Balances with Internal Calibration
Convenience, Accuracy, and Compliance Through Self-Calibrating Systems
An analytical balance with internal calibration is a type of weighing instrument which combines the functionality of an analytical balance with the convenience and accuracy of an automated calibration system built directly into the balance. The automatic self-calibrating system allows for accurate measurements without the need of time-consuming and error-prone manual intervention, while promoting high performance and compliance.
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