Description
Test weight OIML class M1 in stainless steel provides a 100 g nominal mass for laboratory balance verification and routine testing. Supplied as one piece without certificate, it serves internal quality checks where OIML M1 class weights are required but formal calibration documentation is not included. Stainless steel construction suits repeated handling at the weighing station and storage with other reference masses. Unit quantity is 1 pc and the packaged weight is 0,110 kg, convenient for dedicated test-weight trays or drawers. This item comes from manufacturer KERN and aligns with measuring-instrument accessories used alongside laboratory balances. The 100 g value is a common checkpoint for mid-range analytical and precision balances during span or repeatability exercises. Without an accompanying certificate, the weight is positioned for day-to-day operational control rather than accredited external calibration workflows. Clear class marking as OIML M1 supports consistent selection within existing weight hierarchies. Integrate it into standard operating procedures for balance monitoring, functional tests, and training on correct use of test masses in the laboratory.
This article is part of Calibration & test weights, in Balances & scales.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Test weight
- OIML class: M1
- Material: stainless steel
- Nominal value: 100 g
- Certificate: without certificate
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Test weights OIML-Class M1, stainl. steel, without certificate, 100 g, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Kern 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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