A&D GF-1200N Precision Balance, 1210 g x 0.01 g, NTEP (Discontinued, Replaced by GF-1202AN)

Description

A&D GF-1200N NTEP Precision Balance: 1210 g × 0.01 g (Discontinued, Replaced by the GF-1202AN)

The A&D Weighing GF-1200N was the legal-for-trade 1210 g model in A&D’s earlier GF series, weighing to 0.01 g with NTEP Class II approval (e = 0.1 g). A&D has discontinued it; the Apollo GF-1202AN is the closest current model.

Key Features

• 1210 g × 0.01 g; NTEP Class II, e = 0.1 g
• Super Hybrid Sensor, about 1.5-second readings
• 165 × 165 mm stainless pan; VFD display
• RS-232C standard; external calibration
• Counting, percent, comparator, and animal weighing modes

A&D GF-1200N Specifications (Reference)

Calibration for the GF-1200N and GF-1202AN

Already own an A&D GF-1200N? Our TDA-certified technicians calibrate it in-house, by mail-in or in our Houston-area shop, and include a certificate. Buying the replacement GF-1202AN? Add calibration to that order and it ships calibrated:

• In-house calibration with certificate, using NIST-tested weights: $95. We calibrate and verify your GF-1200N with NIST-tested weights and include a calibration certificate, so it arrives set up and accurate. Add $95 calibration to cart
• NIST calibration with a NIST-traceable certificate: $395. Full calibration documented on a NIST-traceable certificate, for labs, QC programs, and audits that need a paper trail. Add $395 NIST calibration to cart

We also recalibrate scales and balances you already own, by mail-in or in our shop, with on-site service across Houston and the surrounding area. Request calibration or call (832) 290-3120.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the A&D GF-1200N discontinued?

Yes. A&D lists the GF-1202AN as its replacement.

What replaced the A&D GF-1200N?

The A&D GF-1202AN, with the same 0.01 g readability and NTEP Class II approval (e = 0.1 g), now with USB, impact shock detection, and faster 1-second readings. Call us at (832) 290-3120 and we’ll help you move to the new model.

Can MNM Scales calibrate my GF-1200N?

Yes. Choose in-house calibration with a certificate, using NIST-tested weights, for $95, or NIST calibration with a NIST-traceable certificate for $395.