DensityScreenScale

Description of the article:

Goldanalytix DensityScreenScale – the product features at a glance:

• density scales by Goldanalytix for establishing the density of (precious) metal
• can measure objects of up to 1.5 kg
• density establishment according to Archimedes' principle
• fast estimation of karatage (possilbe in only 1 minute) - including density calulation tool for easier use
• universal testing method - also uneven geometries or surfaces are no problem

The Goldanalytix DensityScreenScales- Carat establishment and detection of many fake metals made easy

You're planning to purchase jewellery, ingots or coins - but are they real?

The Goldanalytix density scales is the universal solution to this question because regarding the density, a gilded brass ingot differs extremely from the one of pure gold. The density is determined by the tried and tested method by Archimedes. To do so, the object is weighed with a filter under water, then "normally" and then the measurement is already done! These two different values allow you to immediately establish the density using a simple formula for your calculator.

Carrying out the measurement is very easy and the density's value is quickly established. This allows you an insight into the quality and carat number of gold or also first clues for eventual forgings. The density establishment of geometrically very uneven objects are therefore no problem. Besides ingots and coins, you can easily examine cuttlery, candlesticks or picture frames for their specific weight. Just fill the scales' container with water and you can already start. After the realised measurement, you can calculate the density within seconds.

The results are precise and accurate – as you'd expect from Goldanalytix. The density scales can also easily be used by unexperienced users.

Scope of delivery:

• DensityScreenScales with complete montage
• Tweezers
• Density Calculation Tool (Digitally requestable Excel-file)
• Instruction manual
• Delivered in a handy carry case

Instruction manual:

DensityScreenScale