Abstract: A windshield structure (30) is provided for a weighing balance (100) having a base body (48), a floor (46), and a load receiving arrangement (11). The base body and the floor, which is attached to the base body, are positioned horizontal to the ground surface. The load receiving arrangement has a load receiver, with the windshield structure arranged below the load receiver. The windshield structure has a central portion and a circumferential portion that surrounds the central portion. The central portion also has a topological surface with a plurality of alternating hills (32) and valleys (31) which aid in regulating airflow below the load receiver.

Abstract: A windshield structure (30) is provided for a weighing balance (100) having a base body (48), a floor (46), and a load receiving arrangement (11). The base body and the floor, which is attached to the base body, are positioned horizontal to the ground surface. The load receiving arrangement has a load receiver, with the windshield structure arranged below the load receiver. The windshield structure has a central portion and a circumferential portion that surrounds the central portion. The central portion also has a topological surface with a plurality of alternating hills (32) and valleys (31) which aid in regulating airflow below the load receiver.

Abstract: A laboratory balance (1) has a housing, a base body (2) with an upper side (20) facing a weighing pan (14) and an underside (21) facing in the opposite direction of the upper side (20). A draft shield (5) is mounted on the upper side of the base body. The draft shield has a top wall (6), a first sidewall (7), a second sidewall (8) that is to the first sidewall, and a front wall (9). The first sidewall is operated by a first motor unit (25) which is located in the base body. The underside has a first opening (37) that provides access to the first motor unit.

Abstract: A laboratory balance (1) has a base body (2), a weighing chamber (10) with a weighing chamber floor (3), a weighing chamber rear wall (4), and a draft shield (5,5?,5?). The draft shield has a top wall (6), a first side wall (7), a second side wall (8) arranged parallel to the first side wall, and a front wall (9). The weighing chamber floor, the draft shield and the weighing chamber rear wall act together to enclose the weighing chamber. The weighing chamber rear wall has a modular construction, with at least a base module (15) and a top module (16,16?,16?). The base module is connected to the base body, and the top module is connected to the top wall of the draft shield.

Abstract: A draft shield (5?) is provided for a laboratory balance (1) with a base body (2), a weighing chamber (10) with a weighing chamber floor (3) and a weighing chamber rear wall (4). The draft shield has a top wall (6), first and second side walls (7, 8) and a front wall (9). The draft shield, the weighing chamber floor and the weighing chamber rear wall enclose the weighing chamber. A drive unit (19) connected to the top wall serves to open and close the top wall (6). The weighing chamber rear wall has a base module (15) and a top module (16?), at least a portion of which is configured as a compartment. The drive unit is arranged in the compartment-shaped portion.

Abstract: A laboratory balance (1) has a weighing pan (14) in a weighing chamber (10). A rear wall (4) separates the weighing chamber separates from a housing (11) that contains a weighing cell (12) with a load-receiving structure (13). A suspension pin (27) extends in a transverse direction of the load-receiving structure. The weighing pan is engaged with the load-receiving structure through at least one passage opening (31) in the rear wall. Two spaced-apart sidebars (29) of the weighing pan are held together by a connecting member (30). Each sidebar has an L-shaped configuration with a horizontal foot portion (55) and a vertical leg portion (56). A hook-shaped portion (64) of the vertical leg is seated on the suspension pin, through sliding contact between the suspension pin and a guiding portion (65) that extends from the hook-shaped portion away from the horizontal foot portion, sloping upwardly.

Abstract: A laboratory balance (1) has a housing, a base body (2) with an upper side (20) facing a weighing pan (14) and an underside (21) facing in the opposite direction of the upper side (20). A draft shield (5) is mounted on the upper side of the base body. The draft shield has a top wall (6), a first sidewall (7), a second sidewall (8) that is to the first sidewall, and a front wall (9). The first sidewall is operated by a first motor unit (25) which is located in the base body. The underside has a first opening (37) that provides access to the first motor unit.

Abstract: A laboratory balance (1) has a weighing pan (14) in a weighing chamber (10). A rear wall (4) separates the weighing chamber separates from a housing (11) that contains a weighing cell (12) with a load-receiving structure (13). A suspension pin (27) extends in a transverse direction of the load-receiving structure. The weighing pan is engaged with the load-receiving structure through at least one passage opening (31) in the rear wall. Two spaced-apart sidebars (29) of the weighing pan are held together by a connecting member (30). Each sidebar has an L-shaped configuration with a horizontal foot portion (55) and a vertical leg portion (56). A hook-shaped portion (64) of the vertical leg is seated on the suspension pin, through sliding contact between the suspension pin and a guiding portion (65) that extends from the hook-shaped portion away from the horizontal foot portion, sloping upwardly.

Abstract: A laboratory balance (1) has a base body (2), a weighing chamber (10) with a weighing chamber floor (3), a weighing chamber rear wall (4), and a draft shield (5,5?,5?). The draft shield has a top wall (6), a first side wall (7), a second side wall (8) arranged parallel to the first side wall, and a front wall (9). The weighing chamber floor, the draft shield and the weighing chamber rear wall act together to enclose the weighing chamber. The weighing chamber rear wall has a modular construction, with at least a base module (15) and a top module (16,16?,16?). The base module is connected to the base body, and the top module is connected to the top wall of the draft shield.

Abstract: A draft shield (5?) is provided for a laboratory balance (1) with a base body (2), a weighing chamber (10) with a weighing chamber floor (3) and a weighing chamber rear wall (4). The draft shield has a top wall (6), first and second side walls (7, 8) and a front wall (9). The draft shield, the weighing chamber floor and the weighing chamber rear wall enclose the weighing chamber. A drive unit (19) connected to the top wall serves to open and close the top wall (6). The weighing chamber rear wall has a base module (15) and a top module (16?), at least a portion of which is configured as a compartment. The drive unit is arranged in the compartment-shaped portion.

Abstract: A load receiver device that serves to receive at least one solid body and to hold the solid body in place in a surrounding fluid during a density determination. Embodiments of the load receiver device include a hanger module that is adapted to establish a hanging connection to a part that is, in turn, connected to the weighing cell of a balance. Embodiments of the load receiver device further include a receiver module that is connected to the hanger module and serves to receive a solid body. The receiver module has a concavity that is designed to receive the solid body, and the orientation of the concavity can be selectively reversed to maintain the position of the solid body in the surrounding fluid during a density determination, regardless of whether the solid body will otherwise sink or float in the fluid.

Abstract: A utensil (1) for weighing a sample (6) has fill (2) and discharge (3) positions. The utensil has a receptacle (4) with an attached neck (5). An outside surface (7) of the receptacle has a seating surface (9) that defines a plane, as well as a fill opening (13), through which the sample is placed when the utensil is in the fill position. A passage opening (15) and a discharge opening (14), at the ends of the neck, allow sample flow from the receptacle through and out of the neck when in the discharge position, with flow into the neck occurring between the fill and discharge positions. The neck has at least one support contact point in the plane of the seating surface, so that the receptacle rests on both the seating surface and the at least one support contact point when in the fill position.

Abstract: A load receiver device that serves to receive at least one solid body and to hold the solid body in place in a surrounding fluid during a density determination. Embodiments of the load receiver device include a hanger module that is adapted to establish a hanging connection to a part that is, in turn, connected to the weighing cell of a balance. Embodiments of the load receiver device further include a receiver module that is connected to the hanger module and serves to receive a solid body. The receiver module has a concavity that is designed to receive the solid body, and the orientation of the concavity can be selectively reversed to maintain the position of the solid body in the surrounding fluid during a density determination, regardless of whether the solid body will otherwise sink or float in the fluid.