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Calibration Analytical Weights

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Calibration Analytical Weights Specification

Application Media
Solid (used for calibration of balances and scales)

Pressure Range
Atmospheric only

Equipment Type
Calibration Analytical Weight

Measurement Range
1 mg to 500 g

Humidity %
Recommended below 65% RH

Resolution
Depends on weight set; up to 0.1 mg

Capacity
500 g (maximum weight in set)

Temperature Range
10C to 40C (recommended operating range)

Protection
Supplied in protective case, corrosion-resistant finish

Diameter
Varies by mass; typically from 3 mm to 45 mm

Material
Stainless Steel

Accuracy
High Precision (as per OIML Class E1/E2/F1/F2 standards)

Range
1 mg to 500 g (as per available weight sets)

Compliance
Conforms to International Metrology Standards (OIML, ASTM)

Packaging
Individual or set in foam-lined box

Use Case
Calibration of analytical and precision laboratory balances

Surface Treatment
Non-Magnetic, corrosion resistant

Color
Silver / Metallic

Shape
Cylindrical, knob type, wire type or sheet type (as per weight)

Class
OIML E1, E2, F1, F2

Maintenance
Clean using lint-free cloth, avoid direct handling

Markings
Laser-engraved or stamped for identification

Finish
Polished or satin (as per standard)

Calibration Analytical Weights Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Number

FOB Port
North East Delhi

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
2 Per Week

Delivery Time
3 Week

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Calibration Analytical Weights

Laboratory Measuring Weights offered is made available in stainless steel finish.

Specifications

Density option of 7.90kg/dm3
Having magnetic susceptibility of 0.05
Coming with nominal value of 1mg-20kg
Construction finish coming with cavity for adjustment
Available in shape options of flake in weight range of 1mg-500mg and cylindrical in weight range of 1g-20kg
Choice of mirror polish finish

Specifications

OIML R 111-1 Edition 2004 (E)
Accuracy class: E1 & E2
Construction: Solid single piece fabrication

Precision Calibration for Laboratory Excellence

These analytical weights are designed specifically for the calibration of high-precision laboratory balances. With their adherence to OIML Class E1, E2, F1, and F2 standards, users can trust the accuracy and reliability these weights provide. The stainless steel construction, combined with a corrosion-resistant finish and non-magnetic properties, ensures stable mass and dependable long-term performance, making them perfect for sensitive measurements in scientific and industrial labs.

Tailored to Meet Diverse Laboratory Needs

From single weights to complete sets ranging from 1 mg to 500 g, our calibration analytical weights accommodate a broad spectrum of calibration requirements. Available in various shapes, including cylindrical, knob, wire, and sheet types, and packaged in protective, foam-lined boxes, they address any calibration scenario. Each weight is clearly marked by laser engraving or stamping, ensuring easy identification and traceability.

FAQ's of Calibration Analytical Weights:

Q: How should I properly handle and maintain calibration analytical weights?

A: To maintain the accuracy and integrity of calibration analytical weights, always use lint-free cloths for cleaning and avoid direct handling by using gloves or tweezers. Store the weights in their foam-lined box when not in use to protect them from contamination and physical damage.

Q: What is the recommended environment for using these analytical weights?

A: Optimal use of these weights is achieved in controlled environments with temperatures between 10C to 40C, humidity below 65% RH, and atmospheric pressure. These conditions help preserve the precision and prevent corrosion.

Q: When should I recalibrate or check my calibration weights?

A: Recalibration intervals depend on use frequency, regulations, and laboratory protocols. As a general guideline, weights should be checked and recalibrated at least annually, or more frequently if used extensively or after accidental drops.

Q: Where are these weights commonly used?

A: These calibration analytical weights are typically used in laboratories, research institutions, and quality control settings across industries such as pharmaceuticals, education, food, and manufacturing, wherever highly precise balance calibration is required.

Q: What are the benefits of using OIML E1, E2, F1, F2 class calibration weights?

A: Utilizing OIML-calibrated weights ensures high precision, traceability, and compliance with international metrology standards, guaranteeing accurate results in critical measurements and audits.

Q: How are the weights identified and protected during storage and use?

A: Each weight features laser-engraved or stamped markings for clear identification and traceability. Protective foam-lined boxes are provided to safeguard against scratches, corrosion, and environmental contamination during storage and handling.

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