FX-300IN Precision Scale from A&D Weighing

Reliable Sample Weighing Accuracy Coming from Superior Sensitivity

Getting the best-suited top loading balance for your applications, even if it's for research centers, manufacturing facilities, industrial workrooms or production houses, is important for acquiring dependable measurement values. Picking one that warrants excellent weighing within your lab budget is a talent. If you want a robust laboratory scale for laboratory or field that can be utilised for uncomplicated weighing, statistical quality control purposes, or for sample or standard preparations, then in that case the FX-300IN Precision Scale from A&D Weighing is suitable for you. Constructed to distinguish sample mass variations thanks to its 1 mg readability, the A&D Weighing FX-300IN scale not only presents valid weighing results but also significant value for your lab budget. Another option with the same 1 mg sensitivity that you can consider is the FX-120IN Precision Scale from A&D Weighing.

Unadulturated Repeatability for Reliable Mass Weighing

Maintain reproducible measurement values throughout your weighing process to obtain valid results and save more time actually analyzing data than re-recording data with the A&D Weighing FX-300IN scale. Complete with a repeatability of 1 mg, this A&D Weighing FX-iN model returns high precision sample weighing for day-to-day applications even with multiple users considered. For an alternative with a higher repeatability, your choices include the PS 8100.3Y Precision Balance from Radwag, an equally trusted brand.

Multipurpose Weighing At Any Place or Time

Whether accomplishing activities inside a laboratory or out in the field, the A&D Weighing FX-300IN brings in weighing precision and accuracy at all times through its external calibration feat that manually calibrates the unit using endorsed test weights to validate measurements. Assembled with a 130 mm pan, this weighing balance can have room for 320 g of samples so make it to a point that your sample load do not exceed this. A great option for a higher capacity unit but with the same readability as the A&D Weighing FX-300IN would be the PS 360.R2 Precision Balance from Radwag.Another model but with the same capacity as this unit that you can choose is the HH320 Portable Balance from Ohaus.

Instrumental Features to Consider for Hassle-free Weighing

ISO Compliant

Adhering to ISO print requirements and standards, this balance has been constructed to comply stringent monitoring and evaluation as well as return already formatted reports.

GLP Compliant

Complying with the standards of GLP, this A&D Weighing model generates reports that include date, time, balance ID, and more. This means it is easier to track activity history of your experiment especially for quality control and record keeping purposes.

GMP Compliant

Present reports that include results, weighing time, and operator details plus more through this A&D Weighing FX-300IN top loading balance to meet GMP protocols. This unit is best for use in manufacturing, testing, quality assurance of various products including food, raw materials, and drugs.

GCP Compliant

Meet US government standards and FDA requirements by use of this scale that makes sure your clinical data submissions are accepted because the A&D Weighing model hands over GCP compliant reports.

Alpha Numeric LCD

With the A&D Weighing FX-300IN laboratory scale, operational efficiency is improved because weighing results are vividly presented right away through its bright, robust, and perfectly sized Alphanumeric LCD screen. So even if users are in workrooms with poor lighting conditions, crisp readout of data is still assured.

Defined Operational Efficiency At Your Hands

Have more time in your hands to work on other priority tasks using the A&D Weighing FX-300IN as it generates results in just 1.0 second. Not only that, the unit can also transfer acquired results to peripheral devices in less than a minute since it features USB and RS-232 ports. No need to reformat reports as well since the laboratory scale already follows the GLP, ISO, GCP, and GMP print format.