Laboratory & Research

Pharmaceutical laboratory weighing is one of the most regulated measurement activities in any industry. Every weighing error in a QC...

GLP and GMP are the two regulatory frameworks that govern laboratory weighing in pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and research environments. Both...

A laboratory balance that is out of calibration produces results that look correct and are wrong. The display reads to...

A moisture analyzer is a laboratory instrument that measures the moisture content of a sample using the loss-on-drying (LOD) method....

A laboratory balance can be perfectly specified, correctly calibrated, and operated by a trained scientist — and still produce inaccurate...

An analytical balance reads to 0.0001 g (0.1 mg). A precision balance reads to 0.001–0.1 g (1–100 mg). If your...

Choosing an analytical balance is a more consequential decision than most lab managers realize at the point of purchase. An...

Every laboratory balance is built around the same fundamental purpose — measuring mass accurately — but the instruments available span...

A laboratory balance is a precision instrument used to measure the mass of a sample with a high degree of...

The decision between an analytical balance vs a precision balance, which to buy, comes down to one question before any...