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Balances for dentistry

In our web-page you will find balances for dentistry to calculate the  weight of  the golden teeth. Weighing units (grams, carats or even % in some models) can be chosen in some models of balances for dentistry. Verified as well as non-verified balances for dentistry are available. Weight results can be transferred to a PC by the RS-232 interface (except for HC series balances)  and an optional software (except for HC series balances). As an example, verified PCE-LSM series balances for dentistry have almost all the requirements to obtain an ultra precise result. These kind of dentistry balances come with three years guarantee due to their high quality. We can verified balances for dentistry (except for class II balances witch have to be verified in situ). ISO calibration certificate can also be obtained. Our engineers are available to help you assess our balances that best suit your needs. Call us on our office: +44 ( 0 ) 191 377 3398.

Technical specifications for our balances for dentistry can be found at the following links:

- PCE-JS 50 series balances for dentistry
  (Very precise mobile balances for dentistry / 0,001g resolution)

- PCE-JS 100 series pocket balances
  (balances for dentistry with a range of 0 ... 100 g, resolution 0.01 g, units g / ct)

- PCE-JS 500 series pocket balances 
  (balances for dentistry with touch screen, range of  0 ... 500 g, resolution 0.1 g)

- LSM series balances for dentistry    
  (verified balances for dentistry, precise weights, models with weight range of 6 kg, RS 232)

- LS series balances for dentistry     
  (verified balances for dentistry, weight range of  3 kg, internal / external calibration / RS 232)

- ABZ 100C series balances for dentistry
  (verified balances for dentistry, external calibration, range of 100 g, 0,1 mg resolution, RS 232)

- PCE AB series balances for dentistry 
  (verified / accurate (0,1 mg); good quality balances for dentistry, ranges up to 200 g)

Why are balances for dentistry necessary? How is the gold in teeth calculated? The ammount of gold establishes the relation between gold and other materials in a metal. It is calculated by means of a division in 24 parts. So, one carat of gold has 1/24 parts of gold (= 4,166 %). Gold with 24 carats is considered to be the pure gold however it is very difficult to eliminate all the impurities.

If you wish to view or print a selection of balances for dentistry from our catalogue, click the PDF symbol: