AND GX-6100 Electronic Analytical Balance 6.1 kg Capacity with Data Memory and PC Connectivity

The AND GX-6100 electronic analytical balance delivers high-precision weighing with a maximum capacity of 6.1 kg and readability of 0.01 g, making it suitable for biotechnology laboratories requiring precise mass measurements for bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics workflows. It features five weighing modes including count, percent, gram, carat, and mom, along with a specialized animal weighing function that supports diverse research applications.

Key technical specifications include:

• Repeatability (Standard Deviation): 0.01 g, ensuring consistent results essential for synthetic biology and biomanufacturing processes.
• Linearity: ±0.03 g for accurate measurement across full capacity.
• Stabilization Time: Approximately 1.5 seconds, facilitating efficient sample analysis.
• Weighing Pan Size: 165 × 165 mm accommodates a broad range of sample containers.
• Interfaces: RS-232C supports both data reading and command control, enabling integration with laboratory information management systems (LIMS); USB connection allows seamless data transfer to Windows PCs without additional command control software.
• Data Memory: Stores up to 200 weighing results, supporting tracking and audit trails critical in clinical diagnostics and biotechnology research.
• Compatibility: Bundled WinCT software supports Windows OS from 2000 to Windows 8 (64-bit), enabling straightforward data management in laboratory environments.

Designed for laboratory professionals in molecular biology, biomedical engineering, and clinical diagnostics, this *precision electronic balance* supports essential weighing tasks with reliable electronic data capture and PC connectivity. Its robust functionality facilitates accurate quantification for gene editing experiments, bioprocess development, and routine quality control testing.

As a used model, the device is sold as-is but includes support for repair or replacement in case of initial malfunction within 10 days, offering security for critical research operations.