EziLab offers the Electronic Balance EZL-EB72, one of the routine lab milligram balances that reads 1 mg across 0–120 g on a Φ80 mm pan, where 0.1 mg readability is not needed. A new-generation electromagnetic sensor feeds a large circuit board, built-in automatic calibration corrects drift on demand without external weights, and the large backlit graphic LCD keeps figures legible under bench lighting. The 240 mm working space clears tall vessels, an RS-232 port sends results to printers and PCs, and a lower weighing hook allows below-balance density measurements. The 6.8 kg body shares its footprint with the 0.1 mg siblings, so several readabilities line up on one bench. Pharmaceutical analytical labs, quality assurance departments, chemistry teaching rooms, food testing units, cosmetics formulators and environmental laboratories use this electronic balance for routine milligram weighing. Typical jobs include reagent weighing for standard preparation, sample portioning before extraction, tablet and capsule weight checks, moisture loss by difference, pigment dosing and student quantitative exercises. Choose it over the 0.1 mg models when speed and cost matter more than the last digit. Automatic calibration fixes drift but leaves no proof; a certified check weight read each week gives an auditor something to inspect. Related models are filed under Laboratory Balance, where Electronic Balance shows the milligram range
| Weighing Range | 0-120 g |
|---|---|
| Readable Precision | 1 mg |
| Scale Size | ɸ80 mm |
| Height Of Working Space | 240 mm |
| Outline Dimension (W×D×H) | 350×215×340 mm |
| Out Packing Dimension (W×D×H) | 480×375×515 mm |
| Net Weight | 6.8 Kg |
| Feature Area | Description |
| Backlit Display | A backlit LCD shows the before and after weights together. |
| Calibration | Built-in automatic calibration needs no external weights between batches. |
| Working Space | A tall working space fits mixing cups on the pan. |
| Serial Link | A serial interface passes results to a computer or printer. |
| Lower Hook | A built-in lower weighing hook allows below-balance work. |