Ohaus EX124/AD Explorer Analytical Balance with 0.1 mg Readability and 120 g Capacity

The Ohaus EX124/AD Explorer Analytical Balance offers advanced weighing capabilities designed for complex laboratory measurements with high precision and multiple functions.

• Weighing Capacity: 120 g
• Readability: 0.1 mg (0.0001 g repeatability typical)
• Pan Size: 3.5 in (90 mm) stainless steel pan
• Calibration: AutoCal™ automatic internal calibration
• Draftshield: Glass with top-mounted side doors, flip/sliding top door
• Display: 5.7" (145 mm) full-color VGA graphic touchscreen with brightness control
• Communication Ports: RS232 and USB included; optional RS232/Ethernet accessories available
• Data Output: GLP/GMP compatible with real-time clock
• Construction: Modular design with metal base, ABS housing, illuminated level indicator, integral weigh below hook, calibration lock, and four touchless sensors
• Environmental Filters: Selectable to enhance stability
• Operating Features: Auto tare, user-selectable span calibration points, software lockout/reset menu, user-defined project and user IDs, auto standby, up to 14 languages
• Units of Measurement Supported: Includes gram, milligram, carat, baht, tola, ounce (troy and standard), pound, newton, and additional units for diverse applications
• Performance Specifications:
• Linearity ±0.0002 g
• Minimum Weight (USP, 0.1% typical): 0.16 g
• Stabilization Time: 2 seconds
• Tare Range: Up to full capacity by subtraction
• Power Supply: AC adapter included
• Dimensions: 13.8" x 15.5" x 9.1" (350 mm x 393 mm x 230 mm)
• Net Weight: 15.2 lb (6.9 kg)
• Additional Features: In-use cover, security bracket, calibration lock, auxiliary display available as accessory, illuminated level indicator, animal/dynamic weighing, peak hold, filling, totalization/statistics, formulation, ingredient costing, SQC functions
• Operating Environment: 50°F – 86°F (10°C – 30°C), 85% relative humidity, non-condensing conditions

This balance supports advanced laboratory applications such as parts counting, percent weighing, density determination, pipette adjustment, and differential weighing, ensuring versatility for research and quality control.