10 g Calibration Hook Weight Stainless Turned, OIML M1 2 mg Tolerance - KERN
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Product information "10 g Calibration Hook Weight Stainless Turned, OIML M1 2 mg Tolerance - KERN"
Benefit from precise OIML M1 accuracy, compact 10 g nominal value and a robust turned stainless steel design for dependable, repeatable calibrations; order the hook calibration weight directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.
KERN 347-046 Hook calibration weight — OIML M1, 10 g
A KERN 347-046 hook calibration weight designed for traceable checks and routine calibration of hanging balances and scales
- OIML Class M1 accuracy
- Nominal value 10 g for fine calibration
- Turned stainless steel, corrosion-resistant
Consistent metrology for reliable measurement results
The OIML M1 classification and a declared tolerance of 2 mg ensure the weight performs as a dependable reference in calibration routines. As a small-mass calibration standard with a 10 g nominal value, it reduces measurement uncertainty when verifying precision balances and hanging scales. The clearly specified tolerance enables laboratories and workshops to document conformity and maintain traceability in calibration records, supporting quality control and regulatory compliance without ambiguity.
Robust turned stainless steel body for long service life
Manufactured from turned stainless steel, the component offers high surface quality and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for standard workshop environments where handling and contamination risk are factors. The compact cylindrical form (10×27 mm) combines space-saving design with tactile ease of use; the mass of 0.01 kg is stable under normal conditions and holds calibration specifications over repeated use. The material choice simplifies cleaning and minimises the risk of surface wear affecting mass stability, which benefits long-term measurement reliability.
Hook configuration for efficient checks and fast handling
The hook design provides a practical solution where weights must be suspended or quickly exchanged on hanging instruments. This configuration speeds up routine verification cycles and reduces downtime during production checks or maintenance of scales. The instrument functions as a single reference weight that complements a set of standards, facilitating efficient on-the-bench calibration and rapid comparative tests while preserving traceable accuracy for everyday metrology tasks.
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Technical Data
- Article number: 347-046
- Manufacturer: KERN
- GTIN: 4045761256187
- Country of origin: DE
- HS code: 84239090
Facts
- Nominal value: 10 g
- Tolerance (OIML M1): 2 mg
- Mass: 0.01 kg
- Cylinder dimensions: 10×27 mm
Special features
- Material: turned stainless steel
- Type: hook calibration weight
- Classification: OIML Class M1
- Single weight (individual reference standard)
FAQ
Is this weight suitable for legal and routine calibration tasks? Yes. The KERN 347-046 hook calibration weight meets OIML M1 requirements and is suitable for many routine verification and calibration procedures of balances and hanging scales.
What tolerance and nominal value apply to this standard? The standard has a nominal value of 10 g with a declared tolerance of 2 mg under the OIML M1 classification.
Which material is used and how does that affect performance? The weight is made from turned stainless steel, providing corrosion resistance and a smooth surface that helps maintain stable mass values over repeated handling.
Can this weight be used with hanging scales and crane balances? Yes. The hook configuration is specifically intended for hanging instruments and facilitates quick attachment and removal during comparative checks.
How compact is the weight and how does that help in a workshop environment? With cylinder dimensions of 10×27 mm and a mass of 0.01 kg, the weight is compact and easy to store, making it practical for frequent on-site or bench checks without occupying significant space.
KERN — Country of origin: Germany