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Balances

A balance is an instrument that measures the weight or mass of an object. There are many different types of balance, but laboratory and industrial balances are two of the most common. Laboratory balances are used in scientific research to measure small amounts of material, while industrial balances are designed to handle larger loads.

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Balance FAQs

Laboratory and industrial balances are designed to weigh items with a high degree of precision, making them ideal for scientific and medical applications. In a laboratory setting, for example, a lab balance is used to measure chemicals and other substances that are being used in experiments. Industrial balance is often used in manufacturing processes to ensure that products meet weight specifications. Because they are so accurate, laboratory and industrial balances are also frequently used in quality control testing. Whether you need to weigh small samples or large objects, a balance is an essential piece of equipment for any business or institution that demands the highest level of accuracy.

Of course! We have many different types of balances that you can rent depending on your needs. Whatever your needs, we are sure to have the perfect balance for you. We would be more than happy to help you find the perfect balance for your needs.

Yes, we have a range of  balances available for purchase. If you’re not sure which balance is right for your needs, our knowledgeable staff would be happy to help you make a selection.

At American Scale, we service and calibrate all types of balances.  We understand the importance of having accurate measurements, and our team of experts will make sure your balance is precise. If you’re not sure whether we service a particular type of equipment, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you have.

The frequency with which balances should be calibrated depends on several factors, including the type of balance and the level of precision required. For example, a highly sensitive balance used for measuring very small masses may need to be calibrated more frequently than a less sensitive balance used for measuring larger masses. In general, it is recommended that balances be calibrated at least once per year. However, some users may find it necessary to calibrate more often, depending on their specific needs. 

The following can affect the accuracy of laboratory balances:

-Environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, air flow)

-The mass of the object being measured

-Position of the object on the balance platform

-Not being properly cleaned and maintained

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Bryan Nilson
Rebourne
"My experience with American Scale's technicians is and has been positive. They are here when I'm told they will be here, are always pleasant and willing to explain the problem, how and when they will fix it, etc. Overall satisfaction level is very good."
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Goodwill Industries
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Paul Petrowski
Orr Safety
"He called, he came, he weighed, he left.  All is well!"
Bryan Nilson
Rebourne
"My experience with American Scale's technicians is and has been positive. They are here when I'm told they will be here, are always pleasant and willing to explain the problem, how and when they will fix it, etc. Overall satisfaction level is very good."
Mike Logsdon
Goodwill Industries
"The American Scale technician was very thorough and we barely even noticed he was there, which is a GOOD thing! He asked multiple questions making sure he was taking care of our every need and made sure to follow up before he left, explaining our scale situation and corrections that were made. Overall the technician did a fine job. Thanks for your services."
Paul Petrowski
Orr Safety

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