Advantages of Automated Mass Comparators
High Accuracy with Low Uncertainty
The fully automated process avoids the need for interaction by the operator during the mass calibration process, providing a higher level of accuracy and lower uncertainty than manual mass comparison procedures.
Avoid Eccentricity Errors
Artefacts are placed automatically onto the LevelMatic® or hanging weighing pan. These unique weighing pans adjust to the artefact's center of gravity, thereby eliminating corner load effects and increasing the accuracy of your results.
Mass Calibration Software
Our dedicated Windows® based software is supplied as a standard with every automated mass comparator and enables you to control weighing jobs centrally, calculate air buoyancy, and save results to a database to ensure traceable results.
Quality You Can Rely On
All our manual mass comparators are made from high-quality materials to our exacting manufacturing standards and are extensively tested to ensure a long lifetime with minimal downtime.
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See our Robotic Mass Comparator Portfolio
Robotic mass comparators perform automated mass comparison up to OIML E1 accuracy. The fast and highly accurate process makes them particularly suited to high-throughput mass calibration laboratories.
Environmental Monitoring
Physical influences in the environment must be compensated for to ensure accurate mass calibration. Our environmental monitoring systems provide up-to-date information on the surrounding temperature, humidity and air pressure.
Accurate Test Weights
With our OIML and ASTM high-quality test weights, you can verify the performance of your mass comparator. Available from 50 micrograms to five tons in all accuracy classes, with or without a calibration certificate.
Testing Mass Comparators
Testing Mass Comparator provides digital certificate or printed traceable document that proves that the required parameters were tested. The white paper answers the question how mass comparators are tested, qualified and calibrated.
Minimize Uncertainty - White Paper
Environmental influences can negatively impact your mass calibration results. Review our white paper to learn how to minimize the uncertainty caused by physical effects.
Redefinition of the Kilogram
Scientists now have a new way to verify a kilogram. Learn more about the groundbreaking experiments and the subsequent overhaul of the International System of Units (SI).
