Worry-Free Weighing — Our Medicine for Optimized Processes

Find valuable tips and tricks on how to optimize your weighing workflows in the new weighing guide more

Reduced Moisture Measurement Time with Results Prediction

Moisture determinations need to be carried out reliably and at a speed so that any interventions in the production process can be made quickly. more

How to ensure accurate weighing results every day?

Routine testing of laboratory balances by the user is essential to uncover malfunctions early and eliminate inaccuracies. more

Taking Weighing to New Limits: XPR Micro and Ultra-micro Balances

With the model XPR6UD5, Mettler-Toledo presents the first ultra-micro balance on the market, delivers unique 0.5μl resolution more

Fast and Accurate Precision Weighing Even in Difficult Conditions

These extremely durable balances are designed to withstand accidental overload, harsh chemicals, dust and dirt more

Ideal Weighing Routine with Convenient Operation and High Precision

The combination of reliable weighing performance and ergonomic operation makes the XSR analytical balances for the strong routinier, even under harsh conditions under the fume hood more

Choose a proper weighing accessory for your balance

Balance accessories for your laboratory balance can help to simplify your processes and ensure you get the accurate results you want. more

New insights into the evolution of proteins

How do bacteria manage to adapt to synthetic environmental toxins and, for example, to even develop strategies for using a pesticide and chemical warfare agent as food within less than 70 years? The evolutionary adaptations underlying such processes have now been studied in detail by an int ... more

Atomic images reveal unusually many neighbors for some oxygen atoms

The identification of new chemical bonds is crucial for the design of new material structures. A team led by Jani Kotakoski at the University of Vienna and Jannik Meyer at the University of Tübingen has found unexpected new configurations of oxygen and nitrogen in graphene. Direct images of ... more

Electric Cloth: Flexible, wearable supercapacitors based on porous nanocarbon nanocomposites

Evening gowns with interwoven LEDs may look extravagant, but the light sources need a constant power supply from devices that are as well wearable, durable, and lightweight. Chinese scientists have manufactured fibrous electrodes for wearable devices that are flexible and excel by their hig ... more

Mercury in the environment

Mercury is undisputedly one of the most toxic elements. In 2013, the Minamata Convention on Mer-cury to restrict the production and emission of this heavy metal was adopted in Geneva. It regulates the production, use and storage of mercury. For example, new mines may no longer be built and ... more

Coffee – A world of variety

Turning green coffee into roasted brown beans conjures myths, trends and desires. From the small gourmet roaster to the industrial plant, the growing consumer interest in quality and variety has increased the need to understand and influence the processes that take place when coffee is bein ... more

How to analyze active unknown unknowns?

More than ever, consumers are concerned about the food they consume. For example, for botanical extracts used in food products and food supplements, fraud is quite common. It is evident that specifications, quality control and regulation of botanicals need to be improved [1-3]. more

Dr. Sven Ehlert

Sven Ehlert, born in 1982, received his doctoral degree in 2014 from the University of Rostock. Since 2014 he has been employee of Photonion GmbH, who offer customized solutions, products and services in the field of photoionization mass spectrometry. Furthermore, he is guest scientist at t ... more

Dr. Hendryk Czech

Hendryk Czech, born in 1988, received his doctoral degree in 2017 from the University of Rostock. Afterwards, he continued his research as postdoctoral researcher at the University of Eastern Finland in Kuopio. Since 2019, he has been project manager of the German-Israeli Helmholtz Internat ... more

Prof. Dr. Ralf Zimmermann

Ralf Zimmermann, born in 1963, received his doctorate in 1995 from the TU Munich/Weihenstephan in chemistry und from 1997 on headed the department “Environmental Chemistry and Process Analytics” at the BIfA (Bavarian Institute of Applied Environmental Science and Technology) and “Analytical ... more

1 Kilogram Redefinition

The 1 kg redefinition is part of the biggest overhaul of the International System of Units (SI) since its inception in 1960. During the last several years, Mettler-Toledo has been privileged to participate in several strategic partnerships that have contributed to the newly established and ... more

Precision Balances Designed for Easy Operation

In today's high pressure research and manufacturing environments, having the right equipment is key to achieving quality and efficiency. With customers demanding short lead times and reliable delivery dates, you need a balance you can trust to deliver accurate results - and which is conveni ... more

The Essence of Weighing And More

Daily weighing routines are easy and efficient thanks to the ergonomic design features of the NewClassic ME balances. Essential functionality is at your fingertips to provide you with accurate and reliable weighing results day after day. But there is more. These robust all-round balances no ... more