10 g Calibration Weight Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned, OIML Class M2 - KERN
€9.60
Product information "10 g Calibration Weight Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned, OIML Class M2 - KERN"
Take advantage of reliable OIML class M2 accuracy combined with a finely turned stainless steel construction and a compact button design for consistent calibration results; order the test weight directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.
KERN 357-04 — OIML M2 single test weight, finely turned stainless steel
A single test weight KERN 357-04, engineered for the calibration and verification of precision balances in workshops and laboratories.
- OIML class M2 certified
- Finely turned stainless steel
- Button shape for secure placement
- Perfect for scale calibration and verification
Consistent metrological performance for routine calibration
The OIML class M2 rating defines permissible deviation bands suitable for many industrial and laboratory calibrations. This classification ensures the mass meets internationally recognised tolerances, providing a measurable basis for reliable balance verification. The nominal mass of 10 g and the compact mass of 0.01 kg are intended for checks where medium-level accuracy is required; using a standardised class reduces uncertainty and supports traceable processes in quality control workflows.
Robust finish that keeps maintenance minimal
Manufactured from finely turned stainless steel, the component offers corrosion resistance and dimensional stability under normal laboratory conditions. The fine turning process contributes to a uniform surface and mass distribution, which supports repeatable readings and reduces the need for frequent surface maintenance. The button shape supports stable placement on pans and minimises contact points that could alter the effective mass, resulting in lower handling-related variability during routine verification.
Practical design to streamline calibration tasks
As a single, compact calibration weight, the unit suits focused verification tasks and integration into existing calibration sets or procedures. The compact format facilitates easy storage and handling while preserving metrological integrity. For traceable documentation and selection advice, the designation KERN 357-04 and its classification provide clear orientation when assembling calibration kits or preparing standard operating procedures for balance verification.
Contact Metav Werkzeuge for delivery from our Emmerich warehouse and expert advice on selecting the right KERN calibration weights for specific verification tasks
Technical data
- Article number: 357
- SKU: 357-04
- Manufacturer: KERN
- Material: finely turned stainless steel
- Form: button shape
- Nominal value: 10 g
- Mass (kg): 0.01
- OIML class: M2
Facts
- Nominal mass: 10 g
- Mass in kilograms: 0.01 kg
- Accuracy class: M2
Special features
- Single test weight
- Finely turned surface finish
- Button form for handling and placement
- Category: test weights (calibration)
FAQ
What does OIML class M2 mean for calibration?
OIML class M2 indicates that the weight meets the tolerance limits defined for that class and is suitable for routine calibration and verification tasks where medium-level accuracy is required; the KERN 357-04 conforms to these standards.
Is this weight suitable for laboratory and workshop use?
Yes — the finely turned stainless steel construction and button shape make the weight appropriate for both laboratory and workshop calibration routines.
How should the weight be handled to maintain accuracy?
Handle the weight with clean gloves or tweezers and store it in a protective case or drawer to avoid contamination and surface wear; such care preserves the metrological properties of the KERN 357-04.
What is the nominal mass of this test weight?
The nominal mass is 10 g and the corresponding mass in kilograms is 0.01 kg, in accordance with the OIML class M2 specification.
Which SKU and manufacturer apply to this calibration weight?
This unit is supplied as SKU 357-04 by KERN and is listed for use as a single test weight in calibration applications.
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