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KERN EW-N EG-N Precision Weight Scale

The KERN EW-N and EG-N precision weight scale line is the best choice for simple weighing tasks. Reliable and easy to use, this laboratory balance provides you with accurate measurement results and a long service life.

Feature rich yet economical precision weight scale. A great laboratory balance.

Features

• Internal calibration, EG-N. External calibration, EW-N.
• Precise piece counting. Reference optimization gradually improves the average value of the piece weighing. Reference quantities of 10, 30, 50, 100 pieces
• GLP/ISO record keeping when used with statistical printer
• RS232 data interface
• Draft shield standard for all models with weighing plate size B. Removable cover with opening for using a pipette. Weighing space WxDxH 158x130x78 mm.
• Weighing with tolerance range (check-weighing). Input of one upper and lower limit value is possible in grams, pieces or %. A visual signal on the display assists dispensing or grading. Balance displays value over or under limits.
• Displays deviation from reference weight in %
• Capacity display. An ascending bar graph displays the remaining available weighing range
• Suspended weighing with hook on underside of balance
• Protective working cover over keyboard and housing
• Can be switched to non-metric units at the touch of a key.
• Permitted environmental temperature +10 to +30 °C.
• 3-year warranty

Options

• Internal rechargeable battery pack, operating time approx. 32 h, charging time approx. 12 h. Selectable AUTO-OFF after 3 min without change of load to preserve battery.
• Loop for suspended weighing
• Glass draft shield with 3 sliding doors, left right and top, weighing space WxDxH 150x140x130 mm, for all models with weighing plate B
• DKD calibration certificate available

Dimensions

• *Weighing plates:

  • A = 80 mm diam.
  • B = 118 mm diam.
  • C = 170 x 142 mm
  • D = 180 x 160 mm

• Overall dimensions (without draft shield):

  • with weighing plate size A - C, WxDxH: 182x235x75 mm.
  • with weighing plate size D, WxDxH: 192x265x87 mm.

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