A&D Weighing GX-3002AN Apollo Precision Balance with Internal Calibration, NTEP, 3200 g x 0.01 g

The GX-3002AN combines a 3,200 g (3.2 kg) maximum capacity with 0.01 g readability, allowing it to display changes as small as one-hundredth of a gram. A&D specifies 0.01 g repeatability and ±0.02 g linearity. This capacity-to-resolution combination makes it a strong option for formulation, batching, quality control, production, laboratory testing, and other precision-weighing applications.

Yes. The GX-3002AN is an NTEP-approved Class II precision balance with Certificate of Conformance 21-045. It offers 0.01 g displayed readability and a 0.1 g verification interval (e) for its approved configuration. This makes it suitable for businesses that need precise measurements together with legal-for-trade capability. Local weights-and-measures requirements may still apply before the balance is placed into commercial service.

Yes. The GX-3002AN features automatic internal calibration (ASC). Its built-in calibration mechanism allows routine sensitivity adjustment without requiring the operator to manually place an external calibration weight on the weighing pan. This can simplify calibration procedures and is especially useful in laboratories, production facilities, and quality-controlled environments where consistent weighing performance is important.

The GX-3002AN is designed for fast precision measurements, with approximately 1-second stabilization under suitable conditions. A&D's Apollo platform uses Smart-SHS technology to support fast weighing performance and productivity. This can be especially valuable when operators perform many repetitive measurements throughout a workday.

Yes. The GX-3002AN provides USB and RS-232C communication interfaces, allowing it to connect with compatible computers, printers, and other data-management equipment. This can reduce manual transcription and make electronic recordkeeping easier. The balance also supports applications such as counting, percentage weighing, animal/dynamic weighing, density determination, statistical calculations, comparator weighing, and underhook weighing.