Anyone that repairs balances will tell you, A&D is far less of a problem then those German and Switzerland made balances.  We took apart an A&D HF200 just to show you the superior engineering and design of the A&D line.  Taking this unit apart wasn't hard.  Simply two phillips screws on the top of the balance and two phillips screws on the back of the balance and that's it.  Simply design and we're sure these picture prove it.

A&D  are very easy to repair since there are fewer components.  Maybe that's why A&D offers a Flat Rate repair fee for most of their balances that require repair or out of warranty.  If you study the design of A&D balances, you immediately see A&D uses very few components compared to the competition.  Thus board replacement is the primary means of repair. 

Basically the scale consists of a cast aluminum chassis, main mother board with an advance hybrid electronic assembly (the large silver can on the p.c. board that also reduces noise emissions) and a large bright LCD display, force restoration motor assembly and power supply p.c. board.  That's it.  Simple modular design, superior engineering design yields top notch weighing performance.

A&D offers one of the Lowest Life Cost of any analytical or precision toploading balance on the market today.  Precision Weighing Balances offers some of the lowest prices reinforcing our "deep discount price" motto.  A&D products are often manufactured with fewer mechanical and electronic part.  Less parts offer greater reliability and easier to repair in the event service is ever needed.

Other balance manufacturers design their balances with hundreds of individual components.  Take apart the competitors' balance.  They sure make you feel good for spending all that extra money to see hundreds of individual components and all those pretty colorful individual capacities, resistors and integrated circuits.  The only problem is each of these components can fail resulting in your balance to be out of service.

Now what do you buy a balance for?  A chassis loading with pretty electronic components that will require a long lead time to get repaired or a simply balance that meets your weighing application needs.  The answer should be simple and A&D is what we recommend when it comes time to buy a new analytical or precision toploading balance.

We have outlined some additional selling points you should consider to reinforce that A&D is "Clearly a Better Value"