A balance is a measuring instrument used in laboratories and quality inspection industries for precise weighing of object mass. Traditional mechanical balances rely on equal-arm lever and weights for balanced weighing, while the mainstream now is electronic analytical balances, which operate on the principle of electromagnetic force balance for reading. They come in various models with ranges from milligram-level微量 weighing to kilogram-level conventional weighing, offering a wide span of precision. Features include tare, counting, and unit conversion, with some models equipped with a draft shield to prevent airflow from affecting weighing accuracy. They are commonly used for pharmaceutical compounding, sample weighing, raw material proportioning, jewelry weighing, and quantitative sampling in physicochemical experiments.
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