Sartorius Entris323-1S is the reincarnation of the Sartorius Extend ED323S. Made in Germany, Monoliithic force restoration balance.
The Sartorius Entris323-1S has a maximum weighing capacity of 320 grams and increments in 0.001 grams graduations (3 decimal places). That is 1/1,000th of a gram or 1 milligrams.
The Sartorius Entris has been specially designed to achieve effective and reliable weighing results in your daily work. The easy and clearly structured user interface, with its logical key assignment and last but not least the excellent readability, are ideal conditions for safe operation.
The Sartorius Entris323-1S is external calibration. When the balance is first installed or when it is moved to another location, it should be calibrated to ensure accurate weighing results. We always recommend you purchase an optional external 200 gram calibration weight so you can perform the external calibration. Calibration is simply a press of the "Cal" button and then placing the external 200g calibration weight on the weighing platform.
We all heard the word "deflation" but few have really experienced it. Well, the Sartorius ED323S had a list price of $1630 when it was sold in 2013 and now the Entris323-1S in 2018 has a manufacturer suggested retail price of $1240. When you purchase from Precision Weighing Balances we offer a tremendous discount price far less than the Sartorius manufacturer suggested retail price.
The Sartorius Entris323-1S has several weighing applications (Weighing, Density, Percentage, Counting, Unstable Conditions, & Conversion). Unstable Conditions also known as dynamic animal weighing application allows this high precision balance to weigh small insects that may be moving on the weighing pan accurately. Parts counting is another great application allowing this high accuracy balance to easily count those extremely small and lightweight parts the typical counting scales can't even sense the weight.
Sartorius Entris milligram balances all feature a built-in RS-232 interface enabling you to transfer the weighing results to a computer or connect to the Sartorius YDP20-OCE printer. The Entris323-1S has a circular draft shield to lessen against air current interference keeping your results accurate and to the point.
The easy to read back-lit display and simple controls which make it easy to use this lab balance. When you need to get a heavy workload of repetitive applications done fast and reliably, day and day out, the last thing you need is a lab balance so complicated that it causes operating errors and wastes your valuable time as a result. Welcome to your new Entris balance comfort zone: a simple, easy-to-understand control panel, key function assignments and the easy-to-read display are ideal for efficient weighing in your lab. User-friendly operation: short, plain-English text prompts and cursor keys for navigation make it simple for you to configure the balance to meet your individual requirements. Outstanding readouts thanks to the backlit and high-contrast display (height of digits: 15 mm). The level indicator is positioned conveniently right next to the display so that checking whether the balance is level becomes "second nature" to the operator.
Sartorius products are manufactured with ISO9001 standards and have the CE mark. Sartorius has been proving their trustworthiness thanks to their top-of-the-line technology that ensures maximum accuracy. Sartorius begin building balances in 1871 and holds the Guinness Book of World Record for the most accurate balance in the world. When you have an excellent reputation and image in the technologically sophisticated field of weighing metrology there is no question Sartorius should be your only choice.
The Sartorius Entris Series consists 3 Analytical models (4 decimal places), 4 Milligram Balances (3 decimal places), 5 Precision Balances (2 decimal places) & 3 Precision Scales (1 decimal place) and you choose with internal calibration or without internal calibration. You can see the Complete Entris Series here.
If you are looking to spend more money and want additional features be sure to see the Practum313-1S, Quintix 313-1S or Secura 313-1S. The Secura, Quintix and Practum balances introduced in 2013 featured an entirely new cutting edge design offering with a touch screen display with graphical user interface. These new touch screen balances are very nice and offer advanced weighing applications, but they are also expensive and for some people they prefer tactile keypad buttons over a touchscreen. The Sartorius Entris323-1S is the same platform, housing, weigh sensor and embedded software as the Sartorius Extend except it DOES NOT have the motorized internal calibration. We do offer the Entris323i-1S that does have internal calibration. The Sartorius Entris features a new display overlay, new microprocessor and now is RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant. The overall operation of the Extend and Entris are the same.
We understand purchasing an milligram balance is a major capital expense and if you have any questions give us a call and one of our weighing experts can discuss your weighing application and get you the most affordable balance for your weighing needs.
For a limited time we are offering Free shipping via UPS Ground in the lower 48 states for the Sartorius Entris323-1S.
A port for a hanger for weighing below the balance is available (requires purchase of optional accessory - 3 mm weigh below hook for $44.00). You
can attach a sample using a suspension wire, for example. Common applications
for weighing below the balance includes density determination.
Power Source
120 VAC AC adapter
Power Consumption (VA)
maximum 16; typical 8 (STNG6)
Approx. hours of operation with YRB05Z rechargeable battery pack (backlighting
on)
35 hours (requires purchase of optional YRB05Z rechargeable battery pack)
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If you own one of those RCBS or Ohaus 10-10 mechanical beam scales they only weighed to 0.1 grains so they weren't really that accurate for ammo reloaders that wants to reload bullets with the same amount of powder. These mechanical scales are almost from the dinosaur ages.
The video above shows the Sartorius Entris323-1S milligram balance that weighs to 0.02 grains (5x greater readability than the 10-10, 02gn x 5 = 0.1gn). The Entris323-1S is a big step up from other mechanical beam scales and it isn't a strain gauge scales like the Acculab VIC123, Sartorius AY123, Denver MXX123, but as this video shows if you want to weigh to 1 kernel of powder you need greater accuracy than a milligram. Since a kernel of powder weighs between 0.020 - 0.030 grains you'll need an analytical balance like the Sartorius Entris64-1S. People reloading for pistol and air rifles typical buy the Entris323-1S BUT long range benchrest shooter DO NOT since they need every round to the kernel and the Entris323-1S will only be accurate enough to 1 or 2 kernels. Benchrest and Class F rifle team member buy the Entris64-1S since it is 10 times more accurate than the Entris323-1S.
In the video above we use the Omega 2-Speed Powder Trickler to dispense one kernel of powder at a time. If you are a competitive benchrest that needs to reload ammo to the kernel of powder then watch this video and buy an analytical balance.
Just because a balance like the Entris323-1S offers readability to 0.02 grain divisions/graduations does not mean it is accurate to ± 0.02 grain. Readability is just what the balance's displays resolution. One needs to dig into the manufacturer's specification and look for the word "linearity" which is the accuracy of the balance. Depending on the manufacturer the linearity is ± 2d, 3d or some low cost Chinese made balances it could be 4d or 5d. The FX-120i linearity is stated as ± 2 divisions. The Entris323-1S increments in 0.02 grain divisions so the linearity is ± 0.04 grains. These manufacturer specs are performed by the manufacturer and done in controlled environments (temperature & humidity controlled, no static electricity issues, no radio frequency interference, perfectly stable air so there are no drafts). You have to have faith the manufacturer is honest in their testing and we have seen over and over again the no name brands stated specs do not correspond to the performance of the balance. Since testing is done in ideal environments you really can't expect the same performance and let's just say if the manufacturer states ± 2d with your environment you'll get ± 4d.
A kernel of Hodgon H4350 weighs between 0.020 - 0.030 grains per kernel. Each kernel weight varies. In the video above we use the Sartorius Entris64-1S and I like to say when you have your balance level, balance warmed up for at least 30 minutes, in a stable environment realistically you'll expect to have accuracy to 0.008 grains (0.002gn x 4d = +/-0.008gn). Now if you purchased a milligram balance like the Entris323-1S the readability and linearity would be 10 times less of an analytical balance so the best performance you could expect is 0.08 grains. If a kernel weighs between 0.020 - 0.030 grains per kernel there is no way a milligram balance can deliver the consistent weighing results the competition benchrest shooting is looking for which is knowing each round of ammunition has the same amount of powder. Having ammo with an extra kernel or short a kernel will result in the bullet being high or low of the target's bullseye.
The RCBS10-10 mechanical beam scale finest graduation is 0.1 grains. The large poise increments in 10 grain divisions, the cylindrical micrometer poise has graduation to 0.1 grains and uses a gauge that increments in 1 grain divisions. One 360 degree rotation of the micrometer poise yield 1 grain.
If we say the average weight of a kernel of H4350 is 0.025 grains then 4 kernels weigh 0.1 grains, which is the best readability the RCBS 10-10 offers. It is not the accuracy since you are moving parts, friction points and the agate bearing the fulcrum pivots on wears. We'll use the Omega 2 Speed Powder Trickler from Dandy Products and we will dispense one kernel at a time to see how many kernels it takes to move the beam of the 10-10.
For many years those competition shooters wanting to weigh powder to the kernel purchased the Sartorius GD503. Once the GD503 were sold out Precision Weighing balances alternative to the GD503 was the AND HR100a and finally in May of 2014 Sartorius re-entered the market with an affordable analytical balance called the Entris Series. The Entris64-1S weighs up to 926 grains & increments in 0.002 grain divisions.
We show in the video above how the Entris64-1S can weigh to the kernel using the Omega 2 Speed Powder Trickler from Dandy Products available at www.omegapowdertrickler.com
In the video below we offer an overview of the components of the Entris milligram balance and how to assemble. Calibration is simple using an optional external calibration mass. We demonstrate the fast response time, repeatable weighing results and features like the leveling bubble, adjustable feet, RS-232 interface and more.
In the video below we show you the excellent eccentric loading characteristics of the Sartorius Entris Balances. See as a calibration weight is placed in the center of 4 quadrants on the platform how the Sartorius Entris measures the weight accurately. Not all digital balances weigh accurately and if you own a laboratory balance other than Sartorius we doubt it compares to the Sartorius Entris. If you own an older Sartorius balance or someone tries to give you a deal on a used or discontinued Sartorius balance just forget it and buy the Entris.
To test eccentric loading we place a weight on the center of the weighing platform and record the weight. Now place the same item in 45-degree directions (front left, front right, rear right, and rear left) and compared to the measurement at the center. Compare the weighing results and if you have eccentric errors it just might be time to retire that balance and purchase a new Sartorius Entris.
In the video below we offer a general overview of the Sartorius Entris precision lab balance. We highlight the features, functions and operation of the Sartorius Entris precision balance. See some of the available accessories for the Sartorius Entris like the optional data printer, RS232 cable, calibration weights and weighing below hook.
In the video below we walk you through the menu configuration settings & how to enable or disable weighing applications. The factory default is "weigh" and the weight unit is set to grams only. Easily change this to "Unit" allowing you to toggle an additional 4 weighing units, "Count" for parts counting plus the ability to configure a desired reference sample quantity from 1 to 10, "Percent" for percent weighing proportional to a reference weight commonly used in formulation especially ink mixing, "Animal Weighing" for weighing live insects or small critters, or "Density" for density determination and specific gravity.
See how to configure the Sartorius Entris precision balance changing the factory default setting for the primary weigh unit of grams to pounds. We'll walk you through the steps so you can configure your Entris balance to toggle up to 4 additional different weight units
Sartorius
Entris Laboratory Balance Series is a new milligram balance from Sartorius Mechatronics. Lightening fast weighing results, high-contrast backlit LCD and a spirit bubble located to the left of the weighing display so you know your balance is level to measure optimum accuracy. Combining affordability with a versatile design the Sartorius Entris is the new
affordable standard for milligram 3 decimal place weighing. The Sartorius
Entris Series is great for schools, universities, an pharmaceutical weighing
applications looking for an economical and efficient laboratory balance.
In
the real world there is more to a milligram balance then just specs and
average quality. Sartorius has created a new entry level balance featuring both quality and affordability. This new level
in milligram weighing technology is the Sartorius Entris Series.
The Sartorius Entris Series has more
versatility in high-resolution applications: 1 mg to 620 g and 10 mg to
6,200 g. Sartorius makes top-of-the-line technology at a reasonable
cost.
Reliable weighing results all the
time with an Entris balances even under less than ideal ambient conditions
is possible thanks to Sartorius' highly sophisticated digital compensation
algorithms allowing your new scale or balance to weigh even in the world
ambient conditions.
Sartorius 21st century weighing technology
featuring a unique robotically etched monolithic
weigh cell ensures long-term, high accuracy and minimizes the effects
of temperature drifts. Providing legendary dependability that users
around the world have come to appreciate in a genuine Sartorius lab balance.
The novel housing finish of the Entris
Series balance and scale is made to withstand many aggressive solvents,
such as acetone and ethanol.
New
Powerful Microprocessor: Why buy yesterday's electronics?
Fast microprocessor shortens the response time saving you time which
translates into lower labor cost.
User
Friendly Operation: Short, plain-English text prompts and cursor
keys for navigation make it so simple for you to configure the balance
to meet your individual requirements. You can also change the
language to German, Italian, Spanish and more making the Extend Series
the bilingual balance of the world.
Entris
balance and scale comfort zone: A simple, easy-to-understand
control panel, key function assignments and the easy-to read display
are ideal for efficient weighing in your lab.
Answer
to complicated and tedious routines: When you need to get a
heavy workload of repetitive applications done fast and reliably, day
in and day out, the last thing you need is a lab balance so complicated
that it causes operating errors and wastes your valuable time as a result
Shown above is an image of the Sartorius Extend ED323S. The Sartorius Extend has been discontinued and replaced with the Sartorius Entris. The Entris uses the same housing as the Extend. The Entris features a new display overlay, new microprocessor and now is RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant. The overall operation of the Extend and Entris are the same.
Quick
level indicator: Spirit leveling bubble is positioned conveniently
right next to the display so that checking whether the balance is level
becomes “second nature” to the operator.
Intuitive
high contrast backlit display: Icons to tell you at a glance
which application you are using.
External Calibration: To ensure
the highest weighing accuracy at all times with the simple press of
the calibration key walks you through the calibration automatically (requires you have a 200 gram cal weight).
Keypad: All buttons / keypads are micro switches offering better reliability
and positive click so you'll know when you pressed the button.
Multiple
weighing modes including: Grams, Kilograms, Carats, Pounds,
Ounces, Troy ounces, Hong Kong taels, Singapore tales, Taiwanese taels,
Grains, Pennyweights, Milligrams, Parts per pound, Chinese taels, mommes,
Austrian carats, Tola, Baht, Mesghal, Tons, Pounds:Ounces, Newton.
Need more accuracy? Do you need a 4 decimal place lab balance? The Sartorius Entris Series offers the ENTRIS64-1S, ENTRIS124-1S and ENTRIS124-1S. In the YouTube video above you will see the Sartorius Entris224-1S analytical balance [0-220g x 0.0001g]. We highlight the intuitive operation and large draftshield with 3 sliding doors. See the quick settling time as we place calibration weights on the weighing platform. Get a better understanding of what each keypad does and how you can enter into the balance configuration menu to change the factory default setting to better meet your specific weighing requirements. The Sartorius Entris is easy to configure to optimize for your individual weighing application.
Analytical Balances
