GC Weighing & Calibrations OHAUS Adventurer Semi-Micro Balances

The GC Weighing & Calibrations OHAUS Adventurer semi-Micro Balances are intuitive balances designed for routine weighing. The GC Weighing & Calibrations OHAUS Adventurer Semi-Micro Balances feature a color touchscreen, icon-based user interface, and an ergonomic design, making them easy to configure and use. The specialized weighing modes and multiple connectivity options provide versatility and flexibility for a variety of applications.

OHUAS at a Glance

Opening their doors in Newark, New Jersey. In 1907 they Started as a small scale repair business. OHAUS have unquestionably now established themselves as a credible supplier of precise and reliable balances and scales. Continually building upon a century-old knowledge of the industry. Meanwhile blending the newest technology and advancements for instances is how they continually improve their products. Subsequently making them constantly meet market needs.

Forging years of operation and passion exclusively devoted for the weighing industry. They have been marked by growth and success that have thrust Ohaus to the next level. From the introduction of the Harvard Trip Balance which quickly became the standard. The introduction of the Explorer analytical and precision balances makes it the most advanced product to ever come from Ohaus. Having the long-standing experience necessary and we deliver high-quality and durable weighing instruments.

Industry Leadership

OHAUS has grown from a small scale repair business to an undisputed global leader in the weighing industry. Firstly, they Manufacture reliable and easy to use balances and scales. As a result, customers on six continents trust their highly accurate products. Secondly an American company with their headquarters based New Jersey. Finally boasting satellite offices in 20 countries with scores of distribution partners. Ohaus’s global presence allows them to serve and respond better to their customers.

Ohaus has manufacturing facilities located in six countries and have three key distribution hubs located on three different continents.