Globe Scientific GBP-3101 Portable Precision Balance with 3100g Capacity and Digital Data Output

The Globe Scientific GBP-3101 Portable Precision Balance delivers reliable and accurate mass measurements with a maximum capacity of 3100 g and a readability of 0.1 g, ideal for precision weighing in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics labs. Its internal rechargeable battery supports up to 15 hours of location-independent operation, enabling seamless use in fieldwork, biomanufacturing settings, and dynamic laboratory environments.

Key features include:

• Digital LCD display with onboard processing and storage capable of archiving up to 100,000 weighing records, including date, time, mass, and tare values—essential for traceability in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows.
• Multiple connectivity options: RS232, USB-A, and USB-B ports facilitate straightforward data export and integration with laboratory information management systems (LIMS), supporting automated data acquisition in synthetic biology research and gene editing applications.
• Versatile application modes: Including percent weighing, parts counting, peak hold, and compliance with GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) standards, suitable for quantitative analysis in synthetic biology and quality control.
• Robust construction: Stainless steel weigh pans and a durable housing engineered to withstand the demands of teaching laboratories, research institutions, and industrial use.
• Compact dimensions (260 x 160 x 68 mm) enhance portability without sacrificing precision, making it a valuable tool in live-cell imaging workflows and neuroimaging support labs where precise reagent quantification is critical.

This balance’s fast 2-second stabilization time and high repeatability (0.1 g) ensure efficient throughput in busy research and biomanufacturing environments. The GBP-3101 is widely adopted in synthetic biology research and biopharmaceutical production pipelines for its precision and data management capabilities, making it indispensable for the biotechnology and molecular biology research community.