A&D Apollo GX-L/GF-L Series

The A&D Apollo GX-L & GF-L Series Precision Balances Ideal for Heavy-Duty Weighing In Tough Industrial Conditions is the successor to A&D’s long-selling GP series, continues to allow precise weighing of heavy or large amounts of materials in demanding conditions. In addition, now as part of the A&D Apollo family, these models also offer various advanced features that make your weighing easier and more efficient, not to mention more accurate.

• Swing-arm display stand
  Unlike the commonly utilized stationary pole display stand, the swing-arm display stand allows its angle to be adjusted by approx. 100 degrees. It can therefore be pulled down to create a bench configuration with a front display, or angled back for weighing items of unusual size.
• Separate display stand
  There are also models available in the GX-L series that have a separate display stand instead of the swing-arm display stand. With the separate display stand, the display unit can be installed away from the weighing platform (the cable length is approx. 3 m), either on the floor, on a desk/bench, or on a wall.
• IP65 dust and waterproof
  The GX-L/GF-L series, which are IP65-rated, permit no ingress of dust, and can withstand water projected from any direction, as defined by the IEC/EN standard 60529. This makes the balance highly suitable for working with liquid or powder materials, or use in dusty/wet environments, with no need to worry about damaging it.
• Impact shock detection (ISD)
  The weight sensor of a precision balance will be damaged if continually affected by loads with acceleration (impact shocks). This typically occurs in factories where objects are placed down by machines roughly or thrown onto balances by operators. In addition, impact shocks can easily shift values and cause errors. Impact-Alert The GX-L/GF-L series visualize the magnitude of impact shocks received by the weight sensor at four levels. Also, one beep is emitted if a Level 3 shock is received, and two beeps are emitted if a Level 4 shock is received (both of which should be avoided).

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