1 g Precision Calibration Weight Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned, OIML M1 1 mg Tolerance - KERN
€8.40
Product information "1 g Precision Calibration Weight Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned, OIML M1 1 mg Tolerance - KERN"
The finely turned stainless steel construction, combined with OIML M1 classification and a tight 1 mg tolerance, ensures consistent calibration results for routine checks; order the KERN 347-01 calibration weight directly via Metav Werkzeuge or contact our consultants for advice on DAkkS calibration.
KERN 347-01 calibration weight — 1 g OIML M1, finely turned stainless steel knob
The KERN 347-01 is a precision 1 g calibration weight in knob form, designed for laboratory and workshop balances where repeatable, traceable results are required
- OIML class M1 precision
- Nominal value 1 g with 1 mg tolerance
- Finely turned stainless steel construction
- Knob shape for secure handling
- DAkkS calibration recommended
Reliable accuracy for routine metrology
The OIML M1 classification combined with a 1 mg tolerance provides a clear technical basis for routine verification and short-term checks of precision balances. This level of specification means the weight is suited to commercial and industrial verification tasks where moderate precision is required; the metrological class defines admissible error limits so decisions about compliance and adjustment can be made with confidence. By using a certified reference such as this 1 g weight, measurement uncertainty is reduced and consistency between instruments is improved, supporting reproducible production and quality-control processes.
Robust, easy-to-handle design for everyday use
Manufactured from finely turned stainless steel, the weight resists surface wear and corrosion that can compromise long-term stability. The knob shape facilitates safe handling and positioning on balance pans, reducing the risk of fingerprints or contamination during use. Such a design shortens handling time and lowers the likelihood of accidental drops, which in turn preserves the calibrated mass. For busy workshops and testing labs, the combination of durable material and ergonomic form translates directly into fewer interruptions and a more efficient workflow.
Traceability, calibration options and regulatory note
Traceability to national standards is an essential part of reliable measurement. Where an EC type approval is no longer applicable after 30 November 2025, a DAkkS calibration is recommended because it provides an equivalent level of documented traceability for most applications. Choosing a DAkkS-certified calibration service ensures that the mass value is accompanied by a calibration certificate with stated uncertainties, which supports audit requirements and quality management systems. For those who need documented proof of conformity, this route offers a widely recognised solution without changing the physical properties of the weight.
Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on the KERN 347-01 and DAkkS calibration options—our Emmerich team can advise on traceability requirements and supply the weight with reliable, local service
Technical data
- Article number: 347
- SKU: 347-01
- GTIN: 4045761008632
- Manufacturer: KERN
Facts
- Nominal value: 1 g
- Tolerance (OIML): 1 mg
- OIML class: M1
- Cylinder dimensions: 6×6 mm
- Tariff number: 84239090
- eCl@ss: 32120103
Special features
- Material: finely turned stainless steel
- Form: knob
- Origin: DE
- Shape: knopfform
- DAkkS calibration recommended
- Intended use: single calibration weight
FAQ
What accuracy class does this weight belong to?
The KERN 347-01 is specified to OIML class M1, with a tolerance of 1 mg, making it suitable for routine checks and verification tasks where this accuracy level is required.
Can the weight be calibrated and documented?
Yes; a DAkkS calibration is recommended for the KERN 347-01 to provide traceable documentation of mass and uncertainty, which is appropriate for most professional applications.
Is the material suitable for workshop environments?
The weight is made from finely turned stainless steel, which offers good resistance to corrosion and mechanical wear, supporting long-term stability in workshop and laboratory conditions.
How does the knob shape benefit handling?
The knob form simplifies placement and removal on balance pans, reduces direct contact with the mass surface and lowers the risk of contamination or handling errors during routine use.
Will this weight meet legal verification requirements?
The KERN 347-01 is OIML class M1; for legal or regulatory verification needs, consult the applicable national regulations—DAkkS calibration can provide traceability documentation where EC type approval is not applicable.
KERN, Germany (manufacturer information as provided in product data)