The excellent performance of OHAUS AR153CN electronic balance:

1.60M ARM high-speed processor

2. Environmental filtering optimization settings

3. Excellent micro sampling technology

4. The latest digital processing technology enables fast and stable weighing results

OHAUS AR153CN electronic balance with user-friendly interface:

1. Left and right cruise guidance buttons

2. Clever SmarTextTM prompt software

3. Wide viewing angle intelligent backlit LCD display screen, dual row data display

Unique application features of OHAUS AR153CN electronic balance:

1.18 weighing units and custom units

2. Button beep sound

3. Rich weighing modes

4. Data synchronization and collection tool DDE

5. Density function (suitable for density testing of solids, liquids, porous materials, etc.)

6. Built in lower hanging weighing hook

7. Standard RS232 communication interface

8. GLP/GMP printing with date and time (built-in clock battery)

OHAUS AR153CN electronic balance offers a wide range of application modes:

1. Piece rate weighing - This application mode can calculate the quantity of a single weight item and can be used for inventory control, parts packaging, acceptance, distribution, and vote counting.

2. Percentage Weighing - In this mode, first place the sample on the scale as a reference weight, and the reference weight will be displayed as 100%. Then, other loads placed will be displayed as a percentage compared to the reference weight. This mode is suitable for applications such as solvent ratios and product formulations.

3. Dynamic weighing - This application mode is suitable for weighing objects with mass changes, such as mice, volatile substances, etc. It can be set to automatic, semi-automatic, and manual modes as needed.

4. Peak holding - This function can capture and display the largest stable reading in a series of weighings, and can be applied to raw material inspection, process quality control, and other aspects.

5. The density direct reading OHAUS density measurement method is implemented using Archimedes' principle (buoyancy method), which can measure the density of solids, liquids, and porous materials. (This feature requires the use of OHAUS's density component)