Sartorius Cubis MCA224S-2SOO-U Analytical balance

Sartorius Cubis MCA224S-2SOO-U Analytical balance

Capacity 220g, Readability 0.1mg

Self Levelling Model

Cubis MCA balance with large high end inch color TFT touch display in 16:9 format with new user interface. Actual scale division (d) 0,1 mg, nominal maximum load (Max) 220g. Manual glass analytical draft shield chamber, with smooth-action doors that open wide and provide unimpeded access to the weighing chamber without interfering braces.

The New Generation of Modular Premium Laboratory Balances
For scientists in R&D and analytical laboratories needing the most reliable lab weighing results, the Cubis from Sartorius is a completely configurable, high performance portfolio of balance hardware and software that will align with your unique demands and compliance requirements to maximize operational efficiency and experimental outcomes.

All modules of the Cubis balance were designed for an intuitive operation, further aided by intelligent diagnostic systems. These design elements guarantee a higher degree of repeatability for different workflows while lowering the probability of human error during measurement.

Trusted Results The Cubis balance offers several advantages over other lab balances:
Leading Performance: the Cubis II balance offers best-in-class performance, including high-capacity and high readability, regardless of sample type
Error-free Operations: Ensure a high level of trust and transparency by using Cubis's functionality to assess relevant factors during data acquisition.
Full End-to-End Data Integrity: Ensure your data is reliable and cannot be manipulated with Cubis’s user management function and LIMS connectivity.
Reliable Support: Our lab weighing team provides expert support to help ensure your success, even when making very specific and/or unique requests.

Weighing pan size 85 x 85 mm
Weight, approx. 10.2 kg
balance-dimensions w-x-h-x    404 x 240 x 373 mm

DOM 08/2019

Serial# 0038001720

Pdf manual

In quite astonishing clean condition, which leads us to believe this may actually be a previously unused instrument