Description
Stainless steel test weight class M1, 10 g ± 2,0 mg is a precision reference mass intended for routine verification and intermediate checks of laboratory balances and scales. Manufactured in accordance with the recommendations of OIML R-111, it enables consistent mass metrology across analytical, quality-control, production and educational environments. With a nominal mass of 10 g and a maximum permissible error of ± 2,0 mg, the weight belongs to accuracy class M1 and suits medium-precision weighing instruments. It is delivered as a single piece together with an individual protective case that safeguards surface quality and geometry during storage and transport; a calibration certificate is not part of the supply. From manufacturer Labbox in the METRIA line, the stainless-steel construction provides corrosion resistance and dimensional stability under typical laboratory conditions. Net mass equals 0,010 kg. Distinct class marking and a compact profile support rapid identification within multi-weight sets and convenient handling with appropriate tools. The weight integrates easily into internal calibration programmes, balance performance monitoring between external services, or practical training on weighing accuracy. This single-unit package is ready for immediate deployment wherever OIML-conformant class M1 stainless-steel test weights are required.
This article is part of Calibration & test weights, in Balances & scales.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: Stainless steel
- Accuracy class: M1
- Nominal mass: 10 g
- Tolerance: ± 2,0 mg
- EAN: 8434868053991
- GTIN: 08434868053991
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Precision weight, stainless steel, class M1, 10 g ± 2,0 mg
What is this article?
Precision weight, stainless steel, class M1, 10 g ± 2,0 mg is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Labbox for laboratory use. It sits in Calibration & test weights, inside Balances & scales, in Lab instruments.
A test weight is a mass of a stated class, used to check a balance. The class sets the tolerance. A weight that is dirty, or that has been handled with bare fingers, is no longer that class. The certificate ties the weight to a standard.
A balance compares a mass with a standard. An analytical balance reads to 0.1 mg or finer and needs a draft shield and a stable bench. A precision balance is coarser and faster. A platform scale takes a heavier load. The reading is only as good as the calibration chain back to the kilogram, which is why test weights and a certificate exist. A moisture analyser is a balance with a heater: it records the loss of mass as water leaves. The unit of mass is kept by the BIPM, compared across Europe by EURAMET, and accredited by BELAC. NIST publishes the same measurement foundations.
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Shelves beside this one are Precision balances, Balance accessories, calibration & certificates, Bench, platform & industrial scales, Analytical balances and Moisture analysers.
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