About Standard Measuring Weights
We are supplier/manufacturer of Fractional Weights suitable to industry needs.
Specifications
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Available in the Sets of 12 Nos. and Single Weights as per customer requirements.
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Fractional Weight Box includes Weights from 1 mg up to 500 mg.
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Available for E1, E2, F1, F2 and M1 Class.
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Calibrated from NABL Accredited Lab having ISO 17025:2005 Accreditation.
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RRSL Calibration Facility Also Available for selected Class.
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Calibration Certificates and the Laboratories are Internationally Valid and Acceptable.
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All Weights according to OIML - R111 Standards.
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Wire Form Available for E1, E2 and F1 Class.
Shapes Available
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Triangle Shape for 1 mg, 10 mg and 100 mg Weight.
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Square Shape for 2 mg, 20 mg and 200 mg Weight.
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Pentagon Shape for 5 mg, 50 mg and 500 mg Weight.
High Precision and DurabilityThese standard measuring weights are manufactured to high accuracy standards (Class F1/E1), ensuring reliable calibration for precision balances and devices. The stainless steel construction delivers excellent resistance to corrosion and impacts, making the weights suitable for regular use in demanding laboratory or industrial environments. Their mirror-polished finish further protects against surface contamination and enables easy periodic cleaning.
Safe Handling and Secure StorageTo maintain accuracy and integrity, the weights should be handled only with forceps or tweezers, minimizing contamination and wear. Each weight is provided in a robust wooden or fiber box, ensuring protection against dust and environmental factors. Proper storage in a dry, dust-free environment with periodic cleaning will extend the service life and uphold measurement integrity.
Versatile ApplicationsThese weights serve a broad range of calibration purposes, from laboratory research to industrial quality checks. Their wide capacity range (1 mg to 20 kg) and high precision make them ideal for a variety of testing, adjustment, and measurement tasks. They are utilized by manufacturers, suppliers, and traders across India, supporting reliable and traceable operations in calibration, distribution, and research.
FAQ's of Standard Measuring Weights:
Q: How should I handle Standard Measuring Weights to ensure accurate calibration results?
A: Always use forceps or tweezers when picking up the weights to prevent contamination and wear. Direct contact with fingers can leave residues, affecting precision and surface quality, so proper handling maintains measurement reliability.
Q: What is the recommended process for maintaining these weights?
A: Periodic cleaning is suggested, utilizing lint-free cloths and suitable cleaning solutions to preserve the mirror-polished surface. Ensure the weights are completely dry before storing them back in their protective boxes to prevent corrosion or surface changes.
Q: Where should I store the weights for optimal preservation?
A: Store the weights in their provided wooden or fiber box within a dry, dust-free environment. Avoid exposure to humidity or chemicals, as this can impact the surface finish and potentially alter weight accuracy over time.
Q: When is it necessary to recalibrate or check the weights for accuracy?
A: Weights should be checked and recalibrated periodically, especially after frequent use or exposure to adverse conditions. Regular verification helps maintain their Class F1/E1 precision and supports compliance in calibration processes.
Q: What are the main benefits of using these standard weights?
A: These weights offer reliable high precision, corrosion resistance, and stable performance across a temperature range of -10C to +40C. Their non-magnetic properties and strict accuracy standards ensure dependable results for all calibration tasks.
Q: Can these weights be used in environments with dust or moisture?
A: Yes, the weights feature an IP65 rating, making them resistant to dust and water ingress. However, for maximum longevity and precision, storing and using them in controlled, clean environments is advisable.