1 mg–50 g Calibration Weight Set Three-Point Button Shape, Polished Stainless Steel, Wooden Case - KERN

Combine OIML F1 conformity, polished stainless-steel construction and secure wooden storage for consistent, traceable calibration results; order the weight set directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our advisors for application support.

KERN 323-02 weight set — OIML F1, 1 mg–50 g, polished stainless steel

The KERN 323-02 is a precision weight set designed for calibration and verification of analytical balances and precision scales in laboratories and workshops.

• OIML Class F1 accuracy (1 mg–50 g)
• Polished stainless-steel knob weights
• Supplied in a protective wooden case

Traceable accuracy for reliable calibration

The set conforms to OIML F1, covering a nominal range of 1 mg–50 g, which makes it suitable as a reference for fine analytical balances and precision scales. Compliance with this international class ensures that calibrations are repeatable and accepted in regulated workflows; the precision of the set supports measurement conformity and reduces the risk of non-compliance. Technical terms such as OIML F1 are used to indicate an established accuracy class for calibration weights, offering a clear benchmark for quality assurance.

Robust materials and practical storage minimise handling errors

Each weight is made of polished stainless steel, offering corrosion resistance and a smooth surface finish that simplifies cleaning and prevents contamination. The knob shape provides reliable handling with forceps or tweezers, reducing touch contamination and wear. Milligram weights are supplied in a separate plastic insert to protect the smallest pieces, while the complete set is housed in a fitted wooden case that secures the contents during transport and storage, enhancing longevity and preserving calibration integrity.

Workflow compatibility and manufacturer quality

Made by KERN in Germany, the KERN 323-02 set is tailored for routine use in laboratories, calibration service providers and precision workshops where consistent reference standards are required. The set supports documented calibration procedures and can be integrated into quality-management routines to ensure measurement traceability. For facilities seeking durable reference weights with straightforward handling and secure storage, this set delivers a balance of practical design and certified accuracy.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich to discuss the KERN 323-02 for precise calibration tasks or request technical advice via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• SKU: 323-02
• GTIN: 4045761004252
• Manufacturer: KERN
• OIML class: F1
• Material: polished stainless steel
• Form: button-shaped
• Case: wooden case

Core specifications

• Nominal range: 1 mg–50 g
• Total set weight: 0.78 kg
• Tariff number: 84239090
• Origin: Germany

Special features

• Milligram weights (1 mg–500 mg) in separate plastic case
• Button-shaped weights for safe handling
• Supplied complete in fitted wooden case
• Polished stainless-steel finish for corrosion resistance

FAQ

What accuracy class does this weight set meet?
The KERN 323-02 weight set meets OIML class F1, which designates it for high-precision calibration tasks across the 1 mg–50 g range.

Are the smallest weights protected during storage?
Yes, the milligram weights (1 mg–500 mg) are supplied in a separate plastic insert to protect them from damage and contamination.

Can these weights be used for routine balance calibration in a workshop?
The KERN 323-02 is suitable for laboratory and workshop use where high-precision verification is required; its design supports regular calibration cycles and documented traceability.

What is the material and why does it matter?
The set is made of polished stainless steel, providing durability and resistance to corrosion; this preserves mass stability and simplifies cleaning for consistent results.

Who manufactures the set and where is it produced?
The set is manufactured by KERN and originates from Germany, reflecting established production standards for calibration equipment.

KERN, Germany