Cubis® II Analytical Balance

The modular weighing system Cubis® II can be individually configured from different components. The combinability of the display unit, weighing module, draft shield, software packages for various applications and functions and a comprehensive range of accessories allows the individual adaptation of the Cubis® II balance to all weighing tasks.

THE NEW GENERATION OF MODULAR PREMIUM LABORATORY BALANCES

For scientists in R&D and analytical laboratories who need the most reliable laboratory weighing results, the Cubis® II laboratory balance fully enables modular, high-performance hardware and software that meets your unique requirements to maximize operational efficiency and experimental results. All Cubis® II balance modules are designed for intuitive operation, with intelligent diagnostic systems. These design elements guarantee a higher degree of repeatability for different workflows, while reducing the possibility of human error during measurement.

CUSTOMIZABLE MODULARITY

• weighing modules - choose from among 45 weighing modules adapted to your needs and requirements
• draft shields - 7 different options with unique features and a user-oriented design
• user interface - choose between advanced (MCA) and basic user interface (MCE)
• software with up to 60 optional applications grouped into QApp packages
• flawless connection
• long-term flexibility

CONFIDENT COMPLIANCE

• compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11 Compliance
• complete Traceability
• submission-Ready Data
• governance through User Management
• audit trail and alibi memory
• electronic signatures

INTELLIGENCE BY DESIGN

• intuitive applications
• automatic motorized leveling
• innovative draft shield technology
• gesture sensor
• climate monitoring for environmental monitoring (MCA models only)
• status center notifications (MCA models only)
• built-in ionizer for automatic removal of electrostatic charge

Q-APP PACKAGES

QApp-Packages are software programs (QApps), for instance, lab applications, functions, or utilities. After licensing, these QApps can be activated and run in a task. The licenses for the QApp-Packages can be ordered together with the balance. All packages are pre-installed on the balance and ready for use after delivery. In the QApp-Center, browse through the packages to obtain detailed information about their content.

1. PHARMA PACKAGE QP1

The Pharma software application package contains applications concerning the topic compliance with pharmaceutical-relevant guidelines, such as 21 CFR Part 11 and USP 39, Chapter 41. The Pharma package includes applications such as user management, digital signatures, audit trail, USP minimum weight.

2. ADVANCED PACKAGE QP2

Advanced weighing applications include many useful applications that cover the most common laboratory workflows: density determination, percentage weighing, counting, filter weighing, checkweighing, formulation, averaging, etc.

3. UTILITIES PACKAGE QP3

The Utility software application package contains weighing applications and function extensions such as: color scheme, free formula, diameter determination, statistics, printing of QR | bar codes, etc.

4. CONNECTIVITY PACKAGE QP4

Includes data exchange applications for seamless balance integration in your IT environment (applications for data exchange, for example to Windows file server, FTPS, STARLIMS™, etc.)

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Learn more about the new Sartorius premium laboratory balance Cubis® II

For scientists in R&D and analytical laboratories who need the most reliable laboratory weighing results, the Cubis® II laboratory balance fully enables modular, high-performance hardware and software that meets your unique requirements to maximize operational efficiency and experimental results.

USP Advanced determines the starting point of the permitted working range (minUSP) according to US Pharmacopeia (USP), Chapter 41. Evaluating the results of the repeatability and accuracy test USP Advanced calculates the standard deviation, minimum operating range (ORmin), maximum operating range (ORmax) and determines if the result meets the requirements of USP Chapter 41. The determined starting point (minUSP) can be set and used for weighing applications. Watch this video to learn more.