Pioneer PX4202 Precision Scale from Ohaus

High Accuracy Weighing Measurements Backed by Exceptional Sensitivity

Seleting a precision scale for various applications, even if for research centers, manufacturing facilities, or production houses, is essential for yielding reliable measurement values. Selecting one that warrants outstanding weighing and can accommodate your lab budget is a skill. If you need a heavy-duty balance for field or laboratory tasks that can be run for formulations, sample weighing, or for quality control purposes, then in that case the Pioneer PX4202 Precision Scale from Ohaus is suitable for you. Constructed to distinguish mass variations with its 10 mg readability, the Ohaus PX4202 delivers valid weighing results as well as great value for your budget. An alternative having the same readability that you can consider is the Pioneer PX3202/E Precision Scale from Ohaus from the same Pioneer series. But if you need something having a higher division size, check the Pioneer PX163 Precision Scale from Ohaus.

Highly Reproducible Measurements for Valid Sample Weighing

Maintain reproducible measurement values all throughout your weighing process to get substantial results and save more time for data analysis than re-recording data with the Ohaus 30429843 laboratory scale. All thanks to its repeatability of 10 mg, this Ohaus Pioneer model returns precise sample weighing for day-to-day applications even if multi-users are operating the unit. For a substitute with a higher repeatability, your choices include the Pioneer PX323 Precision Scale from Ohaus from the same brand and series.

Ingenious Weighing for Laboratory, Field, and More

Accuracy and precision is not an issue with the Ohaus PX4202. This unit is suitable to take in substancess up to 4200 g with its mm pan,and is also modeled with an internal calibration feature. This leads to no-sweatn re-calibration as needed, even if the unit is moved from a space to another. In case your study needs one with a higher capacity same as this Ohaus Pioneer top loading balance, you may want to pick the PS 4500.X2.M Precision Balance from Radwag.

Notable Features to Take Into Consideration

Internal Calibration

Including internal calibration as one of its key features, this model presents user-friendly recalibration anytime and anywhere. Since this Ohaus Pioneer laboratory scale doesn't depend on calibration involving manual addition of test weights, weighing precision and accuracy are always assured.

ISO Compliant

Fulfill a more structured workflow and meet user requirements with this top loading scale that releases reports compliant to ISO and heeds to a high quality risk-based management system.

GLP Compliant

Keeping tabs on activities completed for your experiment or research is easy-peasy with this precision model from Ohaus as it returns GLP compliant reports. Supporting GLP requirements, reports printed include date, time, balance ID, and more, cutting out time intended to format these.

GMP Compliant

Ideal for use in quality testing and assurance of manufactured goods including raw materials, foods, and drugs, the Pioneer PX4202 Precision Scale from Ohaus returns reports compliant to the GMP format. No need to reformat as these already come with results, weighing time, and operator details, to name a few.

LCD Screen

Do away with data readout errors that causes inaccurate weighing results through the Ohaus PX4202. Equipped with a large LCD screen, you are guaranteed with clear rendering of values no matter where one is, even in areas with bad lighting.

Definitive Operational Efficiency from A to Z

In just about 1.0 second, the Pioneer PX4202 Precision Scale from Ohaus is able to show weighing values already, helping amplify laboratory productivity in the process. Furthermore, users get to achieve upgraded workflows since this precision balance has built-in RS-232 and USB ports for quick transfer of data or results to peripheral devices. Make room for more time and spend it to tasks with higher priority since the precision balance follows GMP, ISO, and GLP guidelines, therefore already rendering compliant reports so changing format of these is not an issue.