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Cubis III CUB2.7S-1EU-FC 0.0001 mg, 2.1 g QP99

Brand:Sartorius

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Depth
345 mm
Depth weighing plate
50 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
139 x 345 x 129 mm
Height
129 mm
Max. load
2.1 g
Readability
0.0001 mg
Type
2.7S
UNSPSC
41111517
Weighing plate (WxD)
Ø 50 mm
Weight
7.9 kg

$110,524.56

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Product description

  • Automatic, round, glass draft shield with learning capability, illumination and integrated motion sensor

  • Stainless steel filter

  • Software package (Max)


Height and weight depending upon weighing pan size, filter weighing pan and draft shield. Verified balances and other configurations are available online or on request.

Verified balance with EC type approval certificate, for EU except France.

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