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Ohaus Cent-O-Gram 311 Triple Beam Balance (311g x 0.01g)

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MPN
311-00
Condition Description
NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING
Capacity
311g x 0.01g
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NC6
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Specifications 7

Brands
Ohaus
New/Used
New
MPN
311-00
Condition Description
NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING
Capacity
311g x 0.01g
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NC6

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Product description

Mechanical triple beam balance with 311g capacity and 0.01g readability, designed for precision weighing and specific gravity.

  • Constructed with high-grade precision zinc base and aluminum beam castings
  • Features agate bearings, hardened steel knife edges, and stainless steel pans for durability and accuracy
  • Utilizes a 3-point base and floating bearing principle eliminating level adjustment
  • Zeroing through a counterbalancing knob on the beam for rapid calibration
  • Includes four beams, each with a sliding poise, for precise measurement
  • Capacity: 311 grams; readability: 0.01 grams
  • Equipped with damping mechanism for quick readings
  • Suitable for educational and industrial applications, including specific gravity measurements
  • Price is for one unit
  • Refer to linked manual for detailed specifications and operation instructions

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Last updated 19 October 2026