CAS Enduro GP-15050XX Checkweigher - 50 x 0.01 lbs

CAS Enduro GP-15050XX Checkweigher - 50 x 0.01 lbs

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CAS Enduro GP-15050XX Checkweigher - 50 x 0.01 lbsThe Enduro GP's design utilizes the most durable platform available. Thousands of these platforms have been performing day in day out in demanding industrial applications. The CAS Enduro platform is teamed with any of three versatile CAS indicators to tailor the scale to your specific weighing needs. Overload protection up to ten times capacity Four shock absorbing springs provide unparalleled load cell protection Easy to clean & sanitize Choose from

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012