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The best lab weights you can buy

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  1. Ohaus Scout Pro SP202
    Best overall Ohaus

    Ohaus Scout Pro SP202

    4.6/5 $669.00 Only 1 left

    Durable, portable balance with excellent accuracy and easy-to-read display. Ideal for general lab weighing.

    • High accuracy
    • Portable with handle
    • Easy calibration
    • Small weighing pan
  2. A&D Weighing FX-120i
    Best precision A&D Weighing

    A&D Weighing FX-120i

    4.5/5 $899.00

    High-precision lab balance with 120g capacity and 0.1mg readability. Rapid stabilization for efficient workflow.

    • Extremely precise
    • Fast readings
    • Multiple units
    • Expensive
  3. Best value

    Adam Equipment Nimbus NBL254e

    4.4/5 $300-$450

    Affordable analytical balance with 250g capacity and 0.0001g readability. Good for educational labs.

    • Good value for precision
    • Stable reading
    • Large pan
    • Plastic draft shield
  4. Sartorius Quintix 224-1S
    Best user-friendly Sartorius

    Sartorius Quintix 224-1S

    $2,182.00 Only 19 left

    Smart touch-screen balance with 220g capacity and 0.1mg readability. Built-in applications for easy operation.

    • Touch-screen interface
    • Fast stabilization
    • Built-in apps
    • Pricey
  5. Best for education

    Torbal AGN 200

    $800-$1000

    Durable analytical balance with 200g capacity and 0.1mg readability. Simple design for classroom use.

    • Robust construction
    • Easy to use
    • Good for teaching
    • Limited features
  6. Mettler Toledo MS105DU
    Best high-end Mettler Toledo

    Mettler Toledo MS105DU

    $5,995.00 Currently unavailable

    High-end dual-range analytical balance with 120g/42g capacities and 0.1mg/0.01mg readability. Premium build.

    • Exceptional precision
    • Dual range
    • High durability
    • Very expensive

What to consider before buying

Consider the required readability and capacity for your lab tasks. Higher precision (0.1mg or better) costs more. Look for calibration options and draft shields. For general use, a 0.001g readability is often sufficient. Budget-friendly options from Ohaus and Adam are reliable for routine weighing.

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