Adam Equipment’s Core™ Compact Balances

These handy and affordable compact balances are ideal for classroom and lab use

Adam Equipment, a worldwide manufacturer of high-quality and affordable electronic scales and balances, offers its CoreCompact Balances for the classroom and general laboratory use.

The durable and compact Core balances come in seven models and are designed for easy storage, making them perfect for the classroom setting. The battery and AC power supply also make them portable and useful for fieldwork. The Core is extremely affordable and comes with a large backlit digital display, color-coded keypad and a removable stainless steel pan.

Other useful features include full-range tare and dual tare keys, zero tracking, simple four-button operation and external calibration.

The Core offers overload protection in case of accidental overloading. The removable draft shield, available on most units, provides added stability and improves accuracy. The Core also has a security feature — a slot that allows the use of a standard Kensington-type lock and cable to prevent theft.

About Adam Equipment

Adam Equipment manufactures and distributes a full selection of precision balances and scales for the lab, education, industrial, retail, medical and jewelry markets. The company, founded in 1972, is headquartered in England and has offices in the United States, South Africa, Australia and China. For more information about the company and its products, go to www.adamequipment.com.

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