Description
Precision balance BTG-6001 is a standard laboratory balance with a weighing range of 6000 g for higher-capacity gravimetric work in research, process support and quality-control laboratories. The instrument is delivered with a mains adapter, an external additional test weight of class M1 and a dust cover, so installation, basic verification and protection of the weighing area are covered from the outset. With a unit weight of 5,140 kg, the balance provides a solid platform for weighing larger samples, bulk reagents and containers within the 6000 g range. Positioned among standard laboratory balances and measuring instruments, it addresses workflows that need greater capacity while remaining suitable for everyday bench use. The BTG-6001 model from manufacturer Phönix Instrument is supplied as a single complete unit ready for mains connection. The external class M1 test weight supports routine performance checks, and the dust cover helps maintain cleanliness between weighing sessions. Packaged as one piece, the balance is easy to assign to dedicated stations or shared laboratory spaces. This setup suits laboratories requiring a practical precision balance for standard higher-capacity weighing tasks in general labware environments.
This article is part of Precision balances, in Balances & scales. See also Analytical balances.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Precision balance
- Model: BTG-6001
- Weighing range: 6000 g
- Included: Mains adapter, external test weight (class M1) and dust cover
- Weight: 5,140 kg
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Precision balance BTG-6001, weighing range 6000 g,, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Phönix Instrument for laboratory use. It sits in Precision balances, inside Balances & scales, in Lab instruments.
A precision balance reads more coarsely than an analytical balance, often 1 mg or 10 mg, and it takes a heavier pan load. It is the balance for preparing bulk reagents. Draft, level and a warm-up still move the last digit.
A balance compares a mass with a standard. An analytical balance reads to 0.1 mg or finer and needs a draft shield and a stable bench. A precision balance is coarser and faster. A platform scale takes a heavier load. The reading is only as good as the calibration chain back to the kilogram, which is why test weights and a certificate exist. A moisture analyser is a balance with a heater: it records the loss of mass as water leaves. The unit of mass is kept by the BIPM, compared across Europe by EURAMET, and accredited by BELAC. NIST publishes the same measurement foundations.
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