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GTO Launch payload Vehicle Name Weight (lb) weight (lb) Long March LM-2E 1012000 7430 Long March LM-3A 708400 5720 Long March LM-3B 936760 9900 Long LM-4 March 712800 2430 Ariane 5 1650000 15000 Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle 912698 4409 Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle 650352 2320 H-IIA (H2A202) 628400 9000 H-IIA (H2A2022) 700000 9900 H-IIA (H2A2024) 765000 11000 Proton K 1543236 46077 Proton K/Block DM 1543236 46077 Proton K/Breeze M 1547645 14551 Zenit 3SL 1042000 13000 Zenit-3SLB 1027344 11023 Delta II (7326) 333000 2040 Delta II (7425) 364000 2510 Delta II (7925) 511000 4060 Delta II (7925H) 665000 4815 Delta IV Medium 565000 9285 Delta IV Medium + (4,2) 723000 12890 Delta IV Medium + (5,2) 736000 10230 Delta IV Medium + (5,4) 892000 14475 Delta IV Heavy 1617000 28950 Kistler K-1 841000 3400 Atlas V (400 series) 1063200 17190 Atlas V (500 series) 1278300 19180 Atlas V (Heavy Lift Vehicle) 2142400 28660 Falcon 9 640000 7496
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