50 kg Calibration Weight Block Stainless Steel Satin‑Shot Blasted OIML Class F2, 800 mg Tolerance - KERN
€2,250.00
Product information "50 kg Calibration Weight Block Stainless Steel Satin‑Shot Blasted OIML Class F2, 800 mg Tolerance - KERN"
Take advantage of the combination of OIML class F2 accuracy, a robust stainless steel block design and the recommended DAkkS calibration to ensure traceable, repeatable results in routine and lab calibrations. Order the device directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants for advice on accessories and calibration options.
KERN 336-39 Block Weight (OIML F2, 50 kg, Stainless Steel)
The KERN 336-39 is a precision block weight in OIML class F2, intended as a reference mass for calibration and verification of industrial and laboratory scales
- OIML class F2 accuracy
- 50 kg nominal value
- Stainless steel, glass‑bead blasted
Consistent reference mass for reliable measurements
A certified reference mass in OIML class F2 provides a defined level of maximum permissible error, offering users a solid basis for instrument verification. The 50 kg nominal value and tolerance 800 mg mean this block weight is suited to mid-range balances where repeatability and traceability are required. Using a weight of this specification reduces measurement uncertainty and supports documented quality processes; the numeric tolerance allows quick comparison against balance deviations and helps maintain production consistency.
Robust construction to withstand workshop conditions
Manufactured from stainless steel with a glass‑bead blasted finish, the block form delivers mechanical stability and a surface that resists corrosion and handling marks. The compact block geometry aids easy placement on platens and minimises rocking or uneven contact, which is important for accurate transfers of mass. This combination of material and finish simplifies cleaning and preserves the calibration state over time, reducing the frequency of corrective recalibrations and supporting continuous operation.
Clear calibration path and safe storage recommendations
For long‑term traceability, a DAkkS calibration is recommended; note that EG initial verification for weights will not be possible after 30 November 2025, so planning calibration routes is essential. The weight is supplied as a single weight in block form and, given the precision class, storage in a protective case is advised to avoid surface contamination and accidental mass changes. Handling precautions—such as using clean gloves and avoiding direct contact with the measuring face—help retain the declared metrological properties and extend the useful service life of the reference mass.
Contact Metav Werkzeuge for DAkkS‑calibration options, accessory recommendations and purchasing support for this KERN 336-39 block weight; reach out via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930 for tailored advice from Emmerich.
Technical data
- Article number: 336-39
- SKU: 336-39
- GTIN: 4045761232839
- Manufacturer: KERN
- Origin: DE
Facts
- Nominal value: 50 kg
- Tolerance (OIML F2): 800 mg
- Tariff code (Warennummer): 84239090
- ECLASS: 32120103
Special features
- Material: stainless steel, glass‑bead blasted
- Design: block weight / single weight
- OIML class: F2
- Recommendation: protective case for storage
- Calibration recommendation: DAkkS calibration advised
FAQ
What accuracy class does this weight meet?
The KERN 336-39 is produced to OIML class F2, with a specified maximum permissible error of 800 mg for the 50 kg nominal value.
Is the 50 kg block weight suitable for laboratory and workshop use?
Yes; the stainless steel block design is durable enough for workshop environments while offering the precision required for laboratory calibrations of mid‑range balances.
How should the block weight be stored to preserve accuracy?
Store the block weight in a protective case and handle it with clean gloves; these measures help maintain the declared mass and surface condition of the KERN 336-39.
Can this weight be calibrated to national standards?
A DAkkS calibration is recommended for traceable results; note that EG initial verification for weights is no longer possible after 30 November 2025, so DAkkS calibration is the advised route.
What are the surface and material properties of the weight?
The weight is made from stainless steel with a glass‑bead blasted finish, providing corrosion resistance and a low‑contamination surface suitable for repeated use.
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Zubehör
Take advantage of the aluminium construction and padded interior for reliable protection of calibration block weights up to 50 kg, combined with the trusted quality of KERN — order the aluminium-protected case directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Aluminium-protected case 346-090-600 — padded transport and storage case for 50 kg block weights by KERN The Aluminium-protected case 346-090-600 is a padded storage and transport solution for block weights, engineered to safeguard calibration masses up to 50 kg and suitable for calibration classes F1–M3. Aluminium housing for robust protection Padded interior for secure weight placement Designed for block weights up to 50 kg Suitable for calibration classes F1–M3 Secure transport for sensitive calibration masses The robust aluminium shell combines low weight with mechanical resistance to prevent dents or deformation during handling. The padded interior reduces shock and movement, protecting the geometry and surface integrity of sensitive calibration block weights. For calibration and verification workflows where maintaining traceability and repeatability matters, the reduced handling risk helps preserve measurement certainty and reduces the need for rework or recalibration. Precision-class compatibility for laboratory and workshop use Designed specifically for block weights and rated for calibration classes F1–M3, the case supports a range of precision applications from fine calibration to routine verification. The case’s form factor accommodates the block design and ensures that each mass remains stable during transport. This alignment with established calibration classes simplifies logistics for quality assurance departments and metrology technicians who require consistent, class-compliant storage. Efficient handling and ergonomic benefits for daily use At a lightweight of approximately 2.5 kg, the protective case is easy to manoeuvre while offering substantial protection for heavy contents. The combination of a corrosion-resistant aluminium enclosure and internal padding reduces the handling effort and extends the service life of stored weights. For workshops and calibration service providers, this means fewer damaged assets, smoother workflows and less downtime when moving calibration equipment between benches or to external labs. Durable design backed by recognised manufacturing Manufactured by KERN, the case is intended for long-term use in industrial metrology and workshop environments. The aluminium construction resists environmental influences better than many lightweight alternatives, while the padded interior secures the block form of the weights during transit. Paired with a reliable supply chain and storage practices, the case supports precise measurement routines and helps maintain the integrity of calibration artefacts over time. For tailored advice on integration into a calibration workflow or to reserve the KERN aluminium-protected case 346-090-600, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich — eMail: info@metav-werkzeuge.com | Tel: +49 2822 7131930 | WhatsApp: +49 170 2837271 Technical data Article number: 346-090-600 Manufacturer: KERN GTIN: 4045761222908 Facts Material: Aluminium Weight: 2.5 kg For weights: up to 50 kg Calibration classes: F1–M3 Special features Padded interior Design: Block weights Customs tariff: 84239090 Origin: CN FAQ What size and type of weights fit this case? The case is designed for block weights and accommodates masses up to 50 kg, suitable for weights used in calibration classes F1–M3. Is the interior protected against shocks? Yes, the padded interior secures block weights and reduces movement and impact during transport, helping to protect surface finish and dimensional stability. What material is the case made from and why does that matter? The enclosure is aluminium, chosen for its combination of lightness, rigidity and resistance to corrosion, which contributes to safer handling and longer service life. Who manufactures the case and what is the SKU? The case is manufactured by KERN and sold under SKU 346-090-600, intended for professional calibration and verification use. Manufacturer: KERN — Seller: Metav Werkzeuge, Emmerich am Rhein — Email: info@metav-werkzeuge.com — Tel: +49 2822 7131930