1 mg–100 g Weight Set Three-Point Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned In Plastic Case OIML F2 - KERN
€400.00
Product information "1 mg–100 g Weight Set Three-Point Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned In Plastic Case OIML F2 - KERN"
Take advantage of precise OIML‑class F2 accuracy together with a compact, durable stainless steel design and organised storage for reliable, repeatable calibrations. Order the set directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.
KERN 333-034 Weight Set (OIML Class F2) — 1 mg–100 g, Fine‑turned Stainless Steel
The KERN 333-034 is a precision weight set for calibration and verification of laboratory and industrial balances, supplied in a protective plastic case with separate milligram tray.
- OIML class F2 accuracy
- Range 1 mg–100 g
- Fine‑turned stainless steel buttons
- Compact plastic case with separate mg tray
Precision that supports regulatory compliance and routine control
The OIML class F2 designation denotes a defined tolerance band for reference masses, which makes this set suitable for routine calibration of many laboratory and industrial balances. With a range of 1 mg–100 g, the set provides graded nominal values for stepwise adjustment and verification. Using certified reference weights from a defined class reduces measurement uncertainty during recalibration and demonstrates adherence to established metrological standards.
Robust handling and organised storage for dependable workflows
Manufactured as fine‑turned stainless steel buttons, the components are dimensionally stable and resistant to everyday workshop exposure. The button shape eases secure handling with tweezers or weight tongs, while the plastic case protects the set during storage and transport. Milligram weights are supplied in a separate tray within the case, ensuring that the smallest values remain protected and immediately accessible for sensitive adjustment procedures.
Practical fit for laboratories and maintenance departments
As a compact calibration solution, this set is appropriate for instrument verification in quality control, incoming inspection and maintenance rounds. The graded selection of masses supports stepwise checks of linearity and repeatability on precision balances. Built from durable materials and organised for straightforward use, the set helps keep downtimes low and measurement routines consistent across multiple instruments.
Reliability, traceability and compatibility with supply chains
The KERN 333-034 weight set couples material robustness with metrological clarity: stainless steel construction for longevity and an OIML class that facilitates traceable documentation of calibration status. The compact total mass supports practical handling in bench environments, while clear labelling and a standard SKU make procurement and stock management efficient for purchasing departments.
Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on the KERN 333-034, availability from our Emmerich stock and guidance on selecting the right class for specific calibration requirements
Technical data
- Article number: 333-034
- Manufacturer: KERN
- SKU: 333-034
- GTIN: 4045761005631
- Origin: DE
Facts
- Range: 1 mg–100 g
- Total weight: 0.6 kg
- OIML class: F2
- Tariff code: 84239090
Special features
- Fine‑turned stainless steel
- Button shape
- Plastic case with separate mg tray
- Milligram weights in separate plastic etui
FAQ
What accuracy class does this weight set meet? The KERN 333-034 weight set meets OIML class F2 tolerances, suitable for routine calibration and verification tasks where F2 is specified.
Which nominal values are included in the set? The set covers a range of 1 mg–100 g, with milligram values supplied separately in an internal tray for secure storage.
What material are the weights made from? Weights are made of fine‑turned stainless steel, chosen for dimensional stability and resistance to corrosion in standard laboratory and workshop conditions.
Is the set suitable for use with analytical balances? The OIML F2 classification and the 1 mg starting value make the set appropriate for many precision balances; suitability for analytical‑level certification should be confirmed against the instrument’s required calibration class.
How are the smallest weights stored and handled? Milligram weights are kept in a dedicated compartment within the plastic case, which protects them from contamination and physical damage and supports careful handling during checks.
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