Ohaus 1450-SD Harvard Trip Balance, 2000 g x 0.1 g

The Ohaus 1450-SD Harvard Trip balance has a maximum capacity of 2,000 g with a readability of 0.1 g, allowing users to perform accurate comparative weighing for laboratory, educational, and industrial applications.

The Harvard Trip balance uses a two-pan mechanical beam design based on the Roberval principle, allowing users to compare the mass of two objects directly. Sliding masses on the beam help adjust the measurement until the beam reaches equilibrium, indicating the weight difference.

No. The 1450-SD is a fully mechanical balance that operates without power, making it reliable in environments where electricity is unavailable or where simple, durable weighing equipment is preferred.

The Harvard Trip balance includes magnetic damping, self-aligning beams, floating agate bearings, and built-in sliding masses. These design elements help reduce oscillation, improve stability, and ensure consistent weighing results.

This type of mechanical balance is commonly used in schools, laboratories, research facilities, and quality control environments where comparative weighing or educational demonstrations of mass measurement are required.