UW1020H Precision Scale from Shimadzu

High Accuracy Weighing Backed by Outstanding Sensitivity

Buying the right scale for muliple applications, be it for research and development, manufacturing, production, is key for yielding credible weighing measurement results. Picking one that warrants excellent sample weighing not beyond your lab budget is a skill. If you need a durable balance for field or laboratory that can be employed for sample weighing, quality control purposes, or for standard preparations, then the UW1020H Precision Scale from Shimadzu is suitable for you. Built to reliably recognize variations in sample mass with its 1 mg readability, the Shimadzu UW1020H lab scale presents accurate weighing values and exceptional value for your money. Another option with the same 1 mg sensitivity that you can consider is the UW220H Precision Scale from Shimadzu. However if you want a unit having a higher resolution, check out the UW6200H Precision Scale from Shimadzu.

Highly Precise Measurements for Effective Sample Weighing

Ensure reproducible measurement values all through your weighing process to get substantial results and save more time for data analysis than re-recording them with the Shimadzu UW1020H top loading scale. Thanks to its repeatability of 1 mg, this Shimadzu UW model yields high precision sample weighing for daily applications even if multiple users are running the unit. For a substitute with a higher repeatability, your options include the PS 10100.3Y Precision Balance from Radwag, an equally trusted brand.

Optimal Weighing Solutions for Laboratory and Field

Work on liquids, chemicals, and other sample types or work in a lab or out in the field with the Shimadzu UW1020H laboratory scale that has a maximum weighing capacity of 1020 g as well as a 108 mm weighing pan. Reinforce validity of measurement results and weighing accuracy with its external calibration feature for trouble-free manual calibration by use of approved test weights, presenting traceability and a low-cost option in comparison to self-recalibrating ones. Studying heavier samples but also in need of one with the same 1 mg readability as this Shimadzu UW model? Pick the Explorer EX1103 Precision Scale from Ohaus instead.

Hassle-free Weighing Through Noteworthy Features

ISO Compliant

Conforming to rigorous evaluations when it comes to preventative maintenance, calibration, routine testing, and more, this laboratory scale pledges compliance to ISO standards as well as print guidelines.

GLP Compliant

Generate GLP-compliant reports ideal for record keeping and quality purposes from this Shimadzu precision model. Already displaying time, balance ID, date, and other relevant data, these reports not just help track activity history but also to follow your research checkpoints.

GMP Compliant

Meeting GMP protocols that hold high significance to quality management and testing, the UW1020H Precision Scale from Shimadzu prints out reports complete with results, weighing time, and operator details to name a few. Because of this, it is an excellent unit to get for food manufacturing, processing, and packaging plus related industries.

Alpha Numeric LCD

Reduce cases of user-related errors including data readout slip-ups that may just lead to inaccurate results through the Shimadzu UW1020H. Because it comes with a perfectly sized, bright, and robust Alphanumeric LCD, users enjoy highly vivid presentation of weighing data from any angle or point, even if they are inside badly lit facilities.

Clearcut Operational Excellence

Make space for more time and redistribute this to other higher priority activities using the UW1020H Precision Scale from Shimadzu. Contributing to operational efficiency by generating results in 1.5 seconds, this Shimadzu UW top loading balance is valuable to achieving boosted laboratory weighing output and enhancing lab performance. Transferring weighing data or results to various computers, devices, and printers is not a problem as the scale has an available USB and RS-232 ports. Users will also never have to deal with reformatting reports ever again because this scale already conforms to the ISO, GLP, and GMP print format.