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Waldner - Balance Tables
Weighing materials in laboratories tends to be a delicate matter. Even the most minor shocks or vibrations can distort the measuring result. Special balance tables are the best choice when exceptionally precise weighing is required, say when working with sensitive substances and materials. Vibrations are absorbed and the measuring equipment can be stabilised on the table or bench by placing analytical balances and other sensitive measuring equipment on a vibration-decoupled anti-vibration table. This ensures that no external influences distort the measurements and avoids imprecise measuring results.
A specific construction is required to ensure that a balance table performs its function as best as possible. Waldner anti-vibration tables consist of a robust steel supporting construction to which the worktop is fitted. A specially mounted vibration-decoupled fine concrete balance plate is integrated in this. This decoupled construction means that balance tables compensate for vibrations and shocks to guarantee precise weighing of materials.
Waldner laboratory balance tables are available with a working height of 750 or 900 mm. They have a width of 900 mm, and a depth of 750 or 900 mm. The balance plate is identical on all models: 400 x 450 mm.
As part of our SCALA laboratory furniture system, our laboratory balance tables can be perfectly integrated into existing or new laboratory furniture of the same series. They are also ideal as stand-alone elements.
Waldner has developed the AKKURAT safety weighing cabinet as a traditional vibration-decoupled balance table is insufficient for working with highly active substances. This unit combines the benefits of a high-quality balance table with the properties of a precise laboratory fume hood. This protects laboratory personnel when handling, weighing and mixing highly active substances and materials.
An ionisation system has been positioned within the inflow area to prevent electrostatic charges in the workplace. This means that even highly sensitive microbalances can be calibrated and used in a vibration-free environment protected from draughts – completely free of disruptions and totally safe for laboratory personnel.