SAUTER
No. 412
precision balance

maker: August Sauter, Ebingen, Württemberg, Germany
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  August Sauter precision balance
            August Sauter precision balance
 

This balance was manufactured by the firm August Sauter from Ebingen in Germany. It is not a letter scale but a precision balance for use in laboratories, pharmacies and for use by dentists, jewelers and clockmakers. The balance is under No.412 in Sauter catalogs, including the years 1948-1951-1960-1962-1965-1967. In the catalog of 1979 the version and the factory plate are slightly different. The dishes with a diameter of 80 millimeters can be removed. The lever at the center front serves to set the balance in rest or free. 2 Millimeters on the scale corresponds to 10mg. The weighing range is 100 grams. The weights are 50g, 20g, 2x10g, 5g, 2x2g, and 1g. The milligram weights are stored under a glass cover. To the right is a slot for a pair of tweezers, it is no longer present here.
Below some more pictures of this Sauter precision balance.
 
 
 
 
 

    
scale detail
the scale is slightly battered
 
 
detail factory plate
the factory plate of August Sauter K.G.
Ebingen, Württemberg
 
scale detail
the ASE logo is in the balance arm left
the 100 grams weighing range is in the balance arm right
 

detail 1
detail of the pivot of the equal-arm balance
 
detail 2
bottom of the stand is marked 20 and 42
 
detail 3
bottom of the balance beam is marked 43
 
detail 4
lever in position rest
 
detail 5
lever in position free
 
detail 6
bottom with three support surfaces
 
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