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Embedding quality in your weighing processes
In almost every lab, balances are the first precision instruments used in the analysis chain. As such, weighing data is critical.
The number of balances in a lab is relatively high compared to other analytical devices. So standardization of weighing practices is a topic in validated areas.
Even if balances are considered as simple devices, the latest balances are sophisticated with multiple user-definable settings. Keeping control and keeping track of balance settings while still getting the best out of your balances is challenging.
The number of balances in a lab is relatively high compared to other analytical devices. So standardization of weighing practices is a topic in validated areas.
Even if balances are considered as simple devices, the latest balances are sophisticated with multiple user-definable settings. Keeping control and keeping track of balance settings while still getting the best out of your balances is challenging.
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