20 g Test Weight Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned, OIML Class M2 - KERN
€16.00
Product information "20 g Test Weight Button Stainless Steel Fine-Turned, OIML Class M2 - KERN"
Benefit from precise OIML Class M2 performance, a compact 20 g nominal mass and a knob form that simplifies handling — ideal for routine calibration and small-mass checks. Order the (KERN 357-05) directly via (Metav Werkzeuge) or ask our consultants if needed.
KERN 357-05 — Single calibration weight, OIML Class M2, 20 g, knob, stainless steel
A KERN 357-05 single test weight for calibration and verification of laboratory and workshop balances, featuring a fine-turned stainless steel finish and ergonomic knob form.
- OIML class M2 accuracy for reliable calibration
- Fine-turned stainless steel for corrosion resistance
- Knob shape for safe handling and easy placement
- Nominal value 20 g for precise small-mass checks
Reliable calibration performance for routine checks
The OIML Class M2 designation indicates a calibration weight intended for routine verification where consistent, traceable results are required; the 20 g nominal mass provides a focused solution for small-mass adjustments and intermediate checks. Using a classed test weight reduces uncertainty in regular calibration procedures and supports documentation of measurement quality. The knob form and compact design make repeatable application to a balance straightforward, while the fine-turned finish minimises surface irregularities that can affect settling time and repeatability.
Robust material and ergonomic handling for frequent use
A fine-turned stainless steel construction combines dimensional stability with corrosion resistance, extending service life under normal workshop conditions. The knob form supports secure handling with tweezers or gloved fingers and reduces the risk of contamination from fingerprints — an important aspect when targeting minimal mass variation. Fine turning improves the surface finish and contributes to uniform mass distribution; this benefits both short-term repeatability and long-term stability, lowering the need for frequent replacement and supporting stable calibration intervals.
Practical deployment in metrology and quality workflows
Designed for use in calibration routines, quality checks and instrument verification, the test weight is suitable for routine laboratory and industrial balance maintenance. The compact nominal mass is particularly useful when verifying low-range scales or performing comparative checks against master standards. The combination of traceable class marking and a durable stainless-steel body helps integrate the weight into a documented calibration regime, supporting compliance with internal quality procedures and enhancing confidence in measurement results.
Secure traceable calibration with KERN 357-05 — contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for order placement or tailored technical advice via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone at +49 2822 7131930
Technical data
- Article number: 357-05
- Manufacturer: KERN
- Category: Calibration weight
- SKU: 357-05
Measurements and class
- Nominal mass: 20 g
- Mass (kg): 0.02
- OIML class: M2
- Form: Knob form
- eClass: 32120103
Materials and special features
- Material: Fine-turned stainless steel
- Finish: fine-turned
- Intended use: routine calibration and verification of balances
FAQ
What does OIML Class M2 mean for calibration tasks? OIML Class M2 denotes a test weight suitable for routine calibration and verification where a defined level of accuracy and traceability is required; the KERN 357-05 carries this designation for consistent small-mass checks.
Can the weight be handled directly by hand? The knob form of the KERN 357-05 facilitates handling with tweezers or gloved fingers to avoid contamination and minimise mass shifts caused by skin oils.
Is the material resistant to corrosion in workshop conditions? The fine-turned stainless steel used for the KERN 357-05 provides good resistance to corrosion under normal laboratory and workshop environments.
For which instruments is a 20 g nominal mass suitable? A 20 g nominal mass is appropriate for low-range analytical balances, precision bench scales and for verification steps where small-mass calibration points are required.
How should the weight be stored to retain accuracy? Store the test weight in a dry, stable environment, ideally in a dedicated case or drawer that prevents contact with other objects; regular visual inspection and periodic recalibration maintain performance of the KERN 357-05.
Manufacturer: KERN — Contact via Metav Werkzeuge, Emmerich am Rhein — info@metav-werkzeuge.com — +49 2822 7131930