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ApplicationsTechnical dataAccessoriesMETTLER TOLEDOAM/PM/SMBalances and scales

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1.6Rapid moisture content determination for every sampleWhether you wish to analyze chemicals or foodstuffs, coffee or wood – the LP16 InfraredDryer i

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5.8General technical data1)see decimal places for secondary units2)dynamic graphic indicator and dispensing aidGeneral technical dataBasic unit of bal

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5.9Standard equipmentStandard equipmentAM50 PM100 PM300 PM3000 PM11-N SM1520AM100 PM200 PM600 PM6000 PM15-N SM3000PM5003 3)PM400 PM2000 PM6 PM16-N SM6

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5.10Weighing ranges in secondary unitsWeighing ranges in secondary unitsAM50 AM100 PM200 PM300 PM400 PM480 PM600 PM1200 PM2000 PM2500 PM5003 PM3000PM1

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5.11Decimal places in secondary unitsDecimal places in secondary unitsAM50 PM100 PM300 PM3000 PM6 SM15000AM100 PM200 PM600 PM6000 PM15-N SM1520 1)PM40

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5.12Dimension diagrams15719419020868269184952353168516924150ø 80204 96ø 130Dimension diagramsAM50, AM100, PM5003 with shallow or deep glass draft shie

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5.13PM100, PM200, PM400, PM480, PM1200, PM2500Dimension diagrams157194689531616924204 96ø 130185117193

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5.14PM300, PM600, PM2000, PM4000, PM4800, PM6100Dimension diagramsPM300PM600, PM2000, PM6100PM4000, PM4800157688531616924204 96ø 170194ø 130ø 150

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5.15PM3000, PM6000, PM6Dimension diagrams157688531631424204 96230194183

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5.16PM balances and scales up to 6.1 kg with auxiliary display and standDimension diagrams1576885316204 96332194 376 max.356 min.

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5.17PM11-N, PM15-N, PM16-N, PM30-K, PM30000-K, PM34-KDimension diagrams24937235330781303553603221319(pan)(pan)

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1.7Day-to-day weighing, without stress!You are looking to considerably ease the load in everyday weighing operations in the labor in production.And in

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5.18SM3000, SM6000, SM15000, SM1520 with base terminalDimension diagrams16 33 70 126 803535023679331854619520 23

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5.19SM3000, SM6000, SM15000, SM1520 with base terminal and standDimension diagramsmin. 309 / max. 31819520 59236 73234 45min. 7 / max. 1386min. 281 /

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5.20SM3000, SM6000, SM15000, SM1520 with application terminalDimension diagrams16 33 70 126 8035366236130331855119520 23

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5.21SM3000, SM6000, SM15000, SM1520 with application terminal and standDimension diagramsmin. 324 / max. 35619520 59236 73234 45min. 8 / max. 1386min.

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6.16. Documentation and literature referencesFor further information, you will find a list of METTLER TOLEDO publications on the followingpages:Page•

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6.2Operating instructionsOrder No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No.German English French Spanish Italia

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6.3Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No.German English French Spanish Italian JapaneseDensity Determination Kit 702578 702578 70

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6.4Technical documentation (Engineering support bulletins)Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No.German English French Spanish ItalianAir bu

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6.5Specification bulletinsOrder No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No.German English French Spanish ItalianGA50 720734 720735 720736 - -FO3220 72

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1.8The solo balance – a wealth of features!For example, setting the balance to “fine dispensing” where the display reacts particularlyfast to the weig

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6.6Leerseite

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7.17. IndexControl of peripherals 2.9Control of the balance 2.4Control unit GM303 4.13Conversion Kit PM-SE 1.22, 4.8CountEasy-M 3.1, 4.13CountPac-M 1.

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7.2Mixing 1.9Moisture content and dry weight determination 1.4Multiplexer CL310 2.6, 4.10Net total weighing 1.2NetEasy-M 3.1, 4.13Operating instructio

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Printed on 100 % chlorine-free Paper, for the sake of our environment.

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To protect your METTLER TOLEDO product’s future:METTLER TOLEDO service assures the quality, measuring accuracy and preservation ofvalue of all METTLER

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1.9Dispensing – Weighing-in to a target weight – Formula weighingH2O2Mixing and formula weighing made simple!With the “Net total” function of the LabP

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1.10Dispensing – Weighing-in to a target weight – Formula weighingFormula weighing in routine operation – without a book of formulas!For you have the

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1.11Simple tolerance check with the METTLER DeltaTracBuilt into every AM/PM/SM balance or scale as standard, this graphic indicator marks theused and

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1.12Fill process controlThere is no escape route – the legislative authorities stipulate exact filling tolerances!Make therefore a virtue out of neces

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1.13Weight control1) SQC = Statistical Quality ControlFill process control in compliance with the law – without an additional computer!You produce pha

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1.14Weight controlHighly complex quality control for your entire product line!Should the control system be capable of handling a wide variety of produ

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1.15Calculating with weight data and constantsCalculating with weight data and constantsFlexible working with current weighing data– without transcrip

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A first glance at the M balances and scales• Matching the balance or scale to the surroundings– vibration adapter• Matching the balance or scale to th

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1.16Mean value and standard deviation – at a simple keystroke!You wish to check the uniformity of tablets, mechanical parts, packages, etc. For this y

Page 39 - – transfer cable

1.17Piece countingPiece countingFrom the scale to an efficient piece counting system– rapidly, accurately and reliably with METTLER TOLEDO counting sy

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1.18Piece counting – quite simply with any scale!For simple applications, the very thing: a scale of the M series with piece counting built inas stand

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1.19Piece counting – for demanding tasksWhether you are taking inventory or packaging piece goods – for counting tasks in theseareas the solution is c

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1.20Custom-tailored instead of ready-made – even with the software!Have you still not found a solution for your special application problem in the MET

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1.21Whether you weigh white mice or black cats– with the weighing technology from METTLER TOLEDO, you have complete mastery evenof unstable weighing s

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1.22Below-the-balance weighingDo you wish• to weigh magnetic weighing samples,• to weigh under exceptional ambient conditions (e.g. dust, vibrations,

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1.23Weighing with extremely high accuracyAs a weighing professionalyou are responsible for applications that require extremely high accuracy. You thus

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1.24LEERSEITE

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2.12. Result recording and data transferThe AM/PM/SM balances and scales are fitted with twointerface connections “Data I/O” and “GM” as standard.The

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2. Result recording and data transfer Page 2.1The connection to the outside world – attachment of printers, computers, bar code readers ...1. Applica

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2.2Attachment of a printer – result recording❏ Printout of data and weighing records,❏ automatic documentation of the weighing results,❏ printout of t

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2.3Attachment of a printer – result recording– with printers of other manufacturers including printers with an RS232C interface, e.g.EPSON FX-80, LX-8

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2.4Attachment of a computer – bidirectional communication❏ Data and result transfer from the balance to the computer,❏ control of the balance from the

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2.5❏ For triggering the print or tare command if the balance– is remote,– is difficult to reach or,– should not be subjected to shocks (above all with

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2.6Attachment of several balances or scales to a central data station❏ Transfer and evaluation of data from several weighing stations,❏ combination of

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2.7❏ Reading-in, editing and further processing of bar-coded information in weighingsystems.❏ Coordination of bar-coded information and weighing data

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2.8❏ Matching the data interfaces of the balance to other interfaces used in industry.❏ Data transfer over long distances (up to 1 km).The METTLER TOL

Page 56 - 3 Calibration

2.9Control of peripherals by the balance or scale❏ Result-dependent control of motors, pumps, valves, signal lamps, relays etc.,❏ control of motors, p

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2.10Protection of the system against electrical power line disturbances❏ Protection of electronic instruments against power line disturbances,❏ centra

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2.11Overview of the connection possibilities Only one device can be attached to Data I/OExceptions:– cable for reference balance– transfer cableI/OMet

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Leerseite

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2.12Overview of the connection possibilitiesI/OGMSeveral devices can be attached at the same time to the GM interfacePacsGM53 Auxiliary DisplayGM48, G

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3.13. Application Pacs and softwareThe Application Pacs are supplied in two forms:• as a separate entry keypad with cable for AM andPM balances,• as a

Page 62 - ProPac-M

3.2CalcPac-M– for direct calculations with weight dataSetID7Date8Time9F2Code4561230.Save=∑+Clear ∑ClearClearentryPrint+-x÷F1F4F3IXXAutomatic calculati

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3.3Operations • +, -, x, ÷, 1/x, ≈, 2x, +/-, x2• for calculations involving weight data and numbers or numbers alone• dynamic processing of the curren

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3.4CountPac-M– a match for any piece counting operationStartsumn+1Date TimeResetID 2ClearPrintEnterTarepresetRefn pcs.CodeRef.opt.WeightPiecesID 1Ref.

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3.5Piece counting • with fixed, preset reference piece number Fix 10...Fix 100• with any selectable reference piece number Ref. n pcs.• entry of a kno

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3.6DataPac-M– allows dialog with the computer.-HClearEnterFDBGECA7894561230Function keysClearing ofwrong entriesTermination o entryTransfer of weighin

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3.7Functions • entry and transfer of identifications• entry and transfer of (target) weight values and numbers• start of functional sequences in the p

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3.8FlowPac-M– for mass flow measurement and controlIDDate TimeCode.-7894561230ResetClearEnterPrintModePreset Tol %++/- -FillPrt%MAXMIN+5-5%0M -TareSTO

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3.9Control • mass flow control through pumps with frequency or analog signal control• mass flow control with electromagnetic valve for gases and liqui

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1.11. ApplicationsPrecision, weighing convenience and absolute dependa-bility are features you as the owner of a METTLER TOLEDObalance or scale are ac

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3.10Formula NameFormula No.Batch QuantityNo. Component NamePlaster 3 2500.00 gComponent CodeFormula CodeBatch IDTareSuper-PSmith 332.10 g

Page 72 - Calibration weights

3.11Formula weighing 2 different weighing methods:• weighing the components of a formulation into a vessel or• weighing of each component into its own

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3.12GoldPac-M– for simple price calculation and unit switching in the gold and precious stone tradesgSetID7Date8Time9ctCode4 5 61 2 30.Save=Pricedwt∑+

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3.13Operations • +, -, x, ÷, totalization of individual weights, automatic price calculation• automatic calculations involving weight data and numbers

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3.14LabPac-M– the lab aid in differential weighing and formula weighingDiff.weighing%formulaNettotalIDDate TimeResetStoragetareTargetComp.ClearStorewe

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3.15Differential weighing • storage of up to 20 tare weights and initial weights• automatic weight transfer in backweighing in the same order• result

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3.16========================Density determinat.07.05.90 17:58------------------------Article : MetalCode : porous------------------------Porous solids

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3.17Computer • EPSON HX-20 with memory expansion and cassette tape driveDensity determination liquids • by the buoyancy method with the aid of a displ

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3.18========================Determinedry content08.05.90 10:25------------------------Printoutfrom 08.05.90 16:18to 08.05.90 17:23Calculation 1-------

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3.19Computer • EPSON HX-20 with memory expansion and cassette tape driveCalculation • moisture content (difference between residue and initial weight

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1.2Additive weighingWeigh – add one more part, weigh – add one more part, weigh – ...You wish to determine individual weights of several components or

Page 82 - Digital to Analog Converter

3.20PharmaPac-M– simplifies the production, control and packaging of pharmaceutical productsPiececountingStats.IDDate TimeResetRef.10 pcs.Max.samplesn

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3.21Piece counting • counting and determination of unknown piece numbers• with fixed, preset reference piece number Ref. 10 pcs.• with any selectable

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3.22ProPac-M– supports the checking and packaging of your productsPiececountingStats.IDDate TimeResetRef.10 pcs..Max.samplesnClearResultsn,x,sPrintEnt

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3.23Piece counting • counting and determination of unknown piece numbers• with fixed, preset reference piece number Ref. 10 pcs.• with any selectable

Page 86 - LV devices

3.24SQC12 StatPac-M (for one article)– controls fill quantities and pharmaceutical products where tolerances have statutory limitsStartArt.Date TimeWe

Page 87 - SM terminals and accessories

3.25System parameters • 7 different tolerance systems, e.g. EC, US, Japan and pharmacopeia• plausibility limits fixed or freely selectable (1...100 %

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3.26SQC33 (for up to 300 articles)– the statistics program for MS-DOS computersSample Weighing result ViolationMETTLER SQC33Sampling (cont

Page 89 - Cables and connectors

3.27Computer • MS-DOS computer with attached A4 or A3 printer• acquisition and storage of production data of up to 300 articles for different sets of

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3.28XPac-M– programmable for your special requirementsIDDate TimeCode.-7894561230F1ResetClearentryEnterF5F2 F6F3 F7F4 F8EEPrintEntry of identification

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3.29Capabilities • 4 applications• 8 functions per application recallable via F1...F8• in operation without terminal, one function can be called up vi

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1.3Density determinationDensity determinationDensity determination – convenient and time-saving!Little acorns – great oaks: the Density Determination

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4.1• Calibration weights• Weighing containers• METTLER TOLEDO Optional accessories– Draft shield– In-use covers, demo cases– Density determination kit

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4.2Weight Certification Balance/Scale Type (standard version) Order NumberClass1 x 50 g E2 AM50 (included in standard equipment) 420551 x 100 g E2 AM1

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4.3Beakers, stainless steelContent Ø bottom Ø top Height Tare Order Number1230 cm3176 mm 196 mm 140 mm 050 g 150201000 cm3180 mm 180 mm 173 mm 300 g 2

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4.4U-shaped weighing pans (specially for LP16 and LJ16 Infrared Dryers)Material Ø Tare Number Order NumberSteel, stainless 96 mm 50 g 83 13954Al, disp

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4.5Draft shield Order NumberGlass draft shield for balances with weighing pans up to Ø 150 mm- shallow (effective height 150 mm, standard equipment fo

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4.6In-use covers Order NumberMolded in-use cover for AM/PM balances with weighing pan 5 34151Retainer ring for 34151 41156Molded in-use cover for PM30

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4.7Density determination kit Order Numberfor the density determination of solids and liquids onPM balances with circular weighing pans of diameter 80

Page 101 - Standard equipment

4.8Printer accessories Order numberPaper for GA44 Printer (4 rolls) 71328Paper for GA24 Printer 65032Ribbon for GA24 Printer 65031METTLER TOLEDO Optio

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4.9CL devicesCL devicesMettler CL 240Mettler CL 241Mettler CL 249Mettler CL 250Interface convertersFor the matching of the data transmission between t

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1.4Differential weighing- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -DIFF WEIGHINGSAMPLE PREP- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -05.05.90 08:161 StoT

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4.10CL310 5-Channel Line Selector (Multiplexer)For the attachment of several scales to a computer over a single line.• 5 active channels (slaves) and

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4.11GA devicesGA44 PrinterFor the recording of results and balance settings.• alphanumeric thermal printer for connection to power supply• 20 characte

Page 106 - PM4000, PM4800

4.12GA devicesGA37 D/A ConverterFor the graphical representation of the weight profile as a function of time with the aid of an analog-controlledrecor

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4.13GM devicesGM303 Control UnitFor simpler and faster operation of built-in applications with AM/PM balances up to 6.1 kg,for use with the following

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4.14Auxiliary displays• Auxiliary display with bracket for fastening to wall:- GM48-1 with LCD (liquid crystal display)- GM49-1 with FD (active fluore

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4.15LP devicesLP devicesLP16 Infrared DryerFor the rapid determination of moisture content and dry weight.• suitable for all PM balances with circular

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4.16LV devicesLV3 VibrospatulaFor the accurate weighing-in of powders and granules.• continuously adjustable vibration intensity during weighing-in• c

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4.17SM terminals and accessoriesOff F PrintOn Menu RE-ZeroApplication terminalsTerminals with built-in Pac keypad for application-oriented use with Pr

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4.18SM-Stand 34290for stand mounting of the base or application terminal.Standard equipment:Stand complete with base, 2 shims, 2 screwsSM terminals an

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4.197pf/360 ° 7-pin DIN connector, female, contacts arranged in a circle, screw cap2 x Ø 2 mm f 2 banana sockets, Ø 2 mm, hole spacing 8 mmTransmissio

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1.5Differential weighingBackweighing in routine operation with even greater flexibility!Do you need a system that makes an efficient backweighing rout

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4.20Designation Length/ Connector 1 Connector 2 Transmission/ Order Number RemarksNo. cores RS HandshakeOperation of Data I/O interface as a METTLER T

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4.21Designation Length/ Connector 1 Connector 2 Transmission/ Order Number RemarksNo. cores RS HandshakeCables for the attachment of a reference balan

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5.15. Technical dataPage5.25.45.85.95.105.115.12• Overview of the AM/PM/SM balance and scale families• Technical data for individual models• General t

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5.2Overview of the AM/PM/SM balance and scale familiesAnalytical balances with readability 0.1 mgAM50 Weighing capacity: 51 gAM100 Weighing capacity:

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5.3Precision scales with readability 0.1 g (1 g)PM3000 Weighing capacity: 3.1 kgPM6000 Weighing capacity: 6.1 kgPM11-K, PM11-N Weighing capacity: 11.0

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5.4Technical data for individual modelsTechnical data for individual modelsAM50 AM100 PM100 PM200 PM400 PM1200 PM5003 PM480 PM2500Comparator DeltaRang

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5.5Technical data for individual models1)dependent on the setting of the vibration adapter _2)FD Fluorescent display, self-luminousLCD Liquid cryst

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5.6gTechnical data for individual modelsPM11-K PM16-K PM30000-K PM34-K DeltaRange PM15-K PM30-KPM11-N PM16-N PM34-N DeltaRange PM15-N PM30-NReadabilit

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5.7Technical data for individual models1)dependent on the setting of the vibration adapter _2)FD Fluorescent display, self-luminous: SM-FLCD Liquid c

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