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Kern & Sohn Analytical Balance AXE 100-4, Max 120 g, d = 0.0001 g, with Internal Adjustment

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Adjusting program
Internal
Depth
300 mm
Depth weighing plate
80 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
195 x 300 x 295 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
295 mm
Linearity
±0,0,003 g
Material housing
ABS
Material weighing plate
Stainless steel
Max. load
120 g

$1,580.16

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Product description

The Kern & Sohn Analytical Balance AXE 100-4, Max 120 g, d = 0.0001 g, with Internal Adjustment is an entry-level analytical balance designed for precise weighing in the jewellery industry, quality laboratories, schools, and universities. With its compact housing and straightforward operation, this balance is well suited to environments that require dependable analytical performance in a space-saving format.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Kern & Sohn
  • Material: Durable analytical balance construction with compact housing
  • Capacity: Max 120 g with 0.0001 g readability
  • Design: Backlit LCD display, simple 5-key operation, internal adjustment, and weighing space of 175 x 150 x 205 mm
  • Application: Suitable for jewellery, quality laboratories, schools, and university use
  • Interfaces: RS-232 data interface

Scope of Supply:

  • Analytical balance
  • Draught shield

This analytical balance offers practical usability, reliable precision, and a compact footprint, making it a suitable choice for everyday analytical weighing tasks across educational and professional settings.

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Analytical balance AXE 100-4 Max 120 g; d=0,0001 g; with internal adjustment

Manufacturer P/N

AXE 100-4

Part Number

4.711 757

Manufacturer

KERN & SOHN

Max. load

120 g

Analytical balance AXE 200-4 Max 220 g; d=0,0001 g; with internal adjustment

Manufacturer P/N

AXE 200-4

Part Number

4.711 758

Manufacturer

KERN & SOHN

Max. load

220 g

Frequently asked questions

It is an entry-level analytical balance designed for precise weighing in the jewellery industry, quality laboratories, schools, and universities. With its compact housing and straightforward operation, this balance is well suited to environments that require dependable analytical performance in a space-saving format.

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