1 mg-50 g Weight Set, OIML Class F2, Knob Stainless Steel Precision Weights, Wooden Case - KERN

Reliable choice for precision verification: OIML Class F2 accuracy across a 1 mg–50 g range combined with fine‑turned stainless steel masses and protective packaging ensures dependable routine checks and stable production workflows. Order the set directly via Metav Werkzeuge or request advice from our consultants for specification matching.

KERN 333-02 weight set — OIML Class F2, 1 mg–50 g

The 333-02 weight set is a knob‑form, fine‑turned stainless steel mass set designed for OIML F2 verification and routine control of precision balances in laboratories and workshops.

• OIML Class F2 accuracy
• Range 1 mg–50 g in knob form
• Fine‑turned stainless steel masses

High-precision verification for reliable results

The set meets OIML Class F2 requirements and covers the 1 mg–50 g range, providing a clear basis for verification and routine checks of analytical and precision balances. The defined class means the masses are suitable where tight tolerances are required for daily control procedures and internal quality assurance. Using an F2 set reduces uncertainty in comparative checks and supports consistent measurement outcomes, which is essential for repeatable production control and documented verification routines.

Durable construction and protected storage for longevity

Manufactured from fine‑turned stainless steel, the masses resist surface wear and maintain dimensional stability over time, which helps preserve long-term accuracy. The knob form improves handling and placement on balance pans, particularly for small values, while the wooden case provides organised storage and protection during transport. Milligram weights in the lower range (1 mg–500 mg) are supplied in a separate plastic case, safeguarding the smallest pieces from contamination and accidental damage and simplifying inventory management during calibration cycles.

Practical applications that streamline workflows

The KERN 333-02 is ideal for laboratory verification, quality control in production environments and metrology departments that require compact, easy‑to‑use mass sets for regular checks. The combination of precise mass values and robust packaging accelerates routine verification, helping to reduce measurement interruptions and support traceable internal control processes. If clarification is needed on suitability for a specific balance or procedure, the set’s characteristics lend themselves to rapid assessment and integration into established calibration schedules.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for tailored advice on the KERN 333-02 weight set and to arrange supply from our quality‑assured stock.

Technical data

• Article number: 333
• SKU: 333-02
• GTIN: 4045761005600
• Manufacturer: KERN
• Country of origin: Germany
• HS code: 84239090

Core specifications

• Nominal range: 1 mg–50 g
• OIML class: F2
• Total set weight: 0.38 kg

Special features

• Fine‑turned stainless steel masses
• Knob form for secure handling
• Wooden case (Holzetui) included
• Milligram weights (1 mg–500 mg) in separate plastic case

FAQ

What accuracy class does this weight set comply with?
The KERN 333-02 weight set complies with OIML Class F2, suitable for routine verification and internal checks of precision balances.

Which mass values are included in the set?
The set covers nominal values from 1 mg to 50 g, with the smallest milligram weights supplied in a separate plastic case for protection.

What material are the weights made from?
Weights are made from fine‑turned stainless steel, providing surface stability and resistance to corrosion for long service life.

How are the weights stored and protected?
The masses are supplied in a wooden case, with milligram weights (1 mg–500 mg) kept in an additional plastic case to prevent contamination and damage.

For which applications is this weight set suitable?
The KERN 333-02 is intended for laboratory verification, production quality control and metrology tasks where an OIML F2 mass set is required for precise routine checks.

KERN — Germany