A&D GH Series Analytical Balance

What is the A&D GH Series Analytical Balance?

The A&D GH Series Analytical Balance features large weighing chambers and anti-static coated glass to decrease interference when carrying out complex weighing experiments in medical, food and science laboratories. It is a dependable analytical balance with an easy to use design and wide range of features to make precise weighing tasks faster and simpler.

For a Trade Approved version of this scale, please see the A&D GH Series Approved Analytical Balance.

 What are the benefits of using the A&D GH Series Analytical Balance?

The A&D GH Series Analytical Balance boasts internal calibration with an internal mass to help save time and money – external calibration requires a great deal of skill, time and an often-expensive external mass. GH balances also come with Automatic Self Calibration that automatically calibrates the balance when changes in ambient temperature are detected. This means your analytical balance will always weigh accurately.

The balance's parts counting and percentage weighing modes allow lab technicians to precisely monitor and blend exact amounts of liquid chemicals. A standard under hook is ideal for performing density determination experiments and weighing magnetic substances.

Multiple weighing units can be configured aside from standard gram and milligram units including Carats (ct), Troy Ounces (ozt), Mommes (mom) and Taels (TL).

The balance's data memory function allows up to 200 sets of data stored, whilst a bi-directional RS-232C communication connects to a PC, printer or other peripheral devices.

 Popular applications for the A&D GH Series Analytical Balance

The A&D GH Series Analytical Balance is a versatile and powerful balance that is suited to medical environments, food research facilities and laboratories.

Need help with choosing the right analytical balance for your needs? Speak to our team today on 01908 972 660. You can see more analytical balances here.

For ultimate accuracy when weighing with an analytical balance we recommend using an anti-vibration table.