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rite real payoff yifith this new A E is its simplicity. The AE163:162 g readable to 01 mg,or31 g readable to 0-01 mg The AE160:162 g readable to 0.1 mg. One control bar on the new Mettler AE models puts you in touch with the simplest analytical balance you've ever used. A touch locks in tare. You can cali- brate the balance at a touch, in ten seconds or less. You can even adjust the balance to compensate for envi- ronmental factors (which might throw another balance off) at a touch of a single control bar. Simple, therefore faster. The new Mettler electronic balances are so simple to work with that weighings go three to four times quicker than they do with a mechanical analytical.* On the AE models, the top-loading weighing pan is stable. It doesn't swing back and forth. And it's just 55 mm above the lab bench's surface. The read- out is right there, too. Big, bright, clear. The side doors slide easily. So does the one on top, which gives you easy access to the roomy weighing chamber. Data transfer. The simplicity of the AE also makes it easy to use with computers or other electronic peripherals. All you do is snap a Mettler optional data output device onto the back of the AE, and you're set to transfer weighing results. An automatic stability detector, within the balance, makes sure only stable values are transferred for data processing. CIRCLE 140 ON READER SERVICE CARD A simply great price. The technology that has made this balance so simple to use has also reduced the number of parts in the AE, as compared to other electronic analytical balances. Fewer parts trans- late into a lower price. You can have this new Mettler electronic analytical balance for just about the same price as a mechanical analytical. Write us for more information. We are Mettler Instrument Corporation, Box 71, Hightstown, NJ 08520. " Ά Comparison of Mechanical and Electronic Balances," Journal of Chemical Education, May 1982, P. 418. If you'd like a reprint, write to us. Mettler
