Laboratory balance GRAM FD
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Laboratory balance - GRAM FD - GRAM - kilogram / external / digital
Laboratory balance - GRAM FD - GRAM - kilogram / external / digital
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Characteristics

Type
laboratory
Unit of measurement
kilogram
Calibration
external
Display
digital
Communication
RS-232
Power supply
220 V
Configuration
benchtop
Other characteristics
precision
Weight range

410 g
(14.5 oz)

Resolution

1 mg
(0 oz)

Weighing plate diameter

95 mm
(3.7 in)

Repeatability

1 mg
(0 oz)

Operating temperature

Max.: 30 °C
(86 °F)

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Width

280 mm
(11.02 in)

Depth

185 mm
(7 in)

Height

255 mm
(10 in)

Weight

4 kg
(8.82 lb)

Description

GRAM FD is designed for the fast and reliable determination of density in both liquids and solid objects. Using the hydrostatic weighing principle, the system guides users through a simple and repeatable measurement process—delivering accurate results with minimal operator effort.

The integrated density kit allows measurements to be completed in just three steps: recording the temperature, weighing the sample in air, and weighing it immersed in liquid. This method ensures high accuracy and reproducibility, even for materials with density lower than water.

With its high resolution, stable weighing chamber, and intuitive workflow, GRAM FD is ideally suited for laboratories, quality control departments, and educational or industrial testing environments where material properties must be verified with confidence.

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