Adam 'Equinox' Analytical & Semi-Micro Balance

What is the Adam Equinox Analytical & Semi-Micro Balance?

Adam Equinox analytical balances deliver remarkable precision to labs that perform highly detailed testing. This is currently the most advanced line of balances from British manufacturer Adam Equipment, featuring weighing functions that can make complex weighing tasks fast, simple and efficient. There are eight analytical models which offer capacities from 120g to 510g and 0.1mg readability.

Benefits of using the Adam Equinox Analytical & Semi-Micro Balance

A colour touch screen display provides intuitive operation, with icon-driven menus and readily accessible applications and functions. Each function is accessible via the touchscreen, with step by step instructions for users as they use the balance meaning the Equinox is suitable for those with little or no weighing balance experience. The five-inch screen is generously sized, offering 800 X 480 pixel resolution for excellent visibility and control. The touchscreen can also still be used with gloves.

The Adam Equinox Analytical & Semi-Micro Balance has a built-in memory for storing products and settings, as well as USB port for a memory card to save results.

There are an impressive array of advanced weighing functions such as parts counting, checkweighing, formulation, peak hold, percentage weighing, density determination and dynamic animal weighing. This makes the Equinox highly versatile and capable of simplifying advanced weighing procedures.

For security, there is an optional Kensington-type lock and cable to prevent theft, as well as password protection to prevent unauthorised use.

The Equinox is ideal for research and quality assurance facilities; science education; precision counting; and production and manufacturing applications needing exceptionally precise results.

Need help with choosing the right analytical balances for your needs? Read our blog post, Inscale's Guide To Analytical Balances. Alternatively, call our team on 01908 972 660 or Get In Touch.

For ultimate accuracy when using a balance, we recommend an anti-vibration table. You can find out more about using anti-vibration tables in this blog post.