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Steeless steel weights

Name: Steeless steel weights
Brand: SWASTIK SYSTEMS & SERVICES
Price: 5000.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 5000.0 INR/ Piece

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Steeless steel weights Specification

Diameter
Varies as per capacity; precision turned and polished

Equipment Type
Standard Weights / Reference Weights

Humidity %
Recommended less than 70%

Temperature Range
Recommended use at 15C to 30C for stability

Application Media
Calibration of balances and scales, laboratory testing

Measurement Range
1 mg to 20 kg

Capacity
Up to 20 kg per individual weight

Protection
Corrosion-resistant finish

Usage
Laboratry / pharama/ calibration

Material
ss

Weight
5 kg Kilograms (kg)

Accuracy
Class E1, E2, F1, F2, M1, M2, or as per OIML Standards

Color
mirror finish silver

Range
1 mg to 20 kg

Marking
Laser engraved nominal value and class

Magnetic Susceptibility
Low, as per class requirements

Shape
Cylindrical and knobbed weights available

Packaging
Supplied in protective plastic or wooden cases

Finish
Highly polished mirror finish

Density
Approximately 8.0 g/cm3

Use Environment
Intended for laboratory and calibration rooms

Steeless steel weights Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
500 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Steeless steel weights

Stainless Steel (SS) M1 class weights are high-precision, OIML R111 compliant weights typically used for calibrating medium-accuracy industrial scales and laboratory balances. Made of high-grade, corrosion-resistant austenitic stainless steel (e.g., SS304/SS316), they feature a density of

and are often mirror-polished with a knob-type design

Standards: Comply with OIML R111-1 specifications.
Material: High-grade Austenitic Stainless Steel (SS304, SS316, or 306).
Density: Generally within the range of
Shapes:
- 1 mg 500 mg: Sheet/Wire type (triangular, square, pentagon).
- 1 g 50 kg: Cylindrical knob type.
Magnetic Susceptibility Very low
to ensure minimal magnetic interference.
Surface Finish: Mirror-polished or Satin (matte) finish.
Nominal Values: Available from

to
Applications: Calibration of weighing machines (20 kg), industrial scales, and general lab use.
Certification: Available with NABL traceable calibration certificates, conforming to ISO 17025.

Precision Accuracy for Critical Measurements

Designed with strict adherence to international OIML standards, our steeless steel weights deliver reliable accuracy for demanding calibration environments. Available in classes from E1 to M2, they are ideal for laboratories, calibration rooms, and pharmaceutical settings requiring high confidence in measurement results. Each piece undergoes precision turning and polishing to create consistent, dependable reference standards.

Built to Last with Mirror-Finish Protection

These weights feature a mirror-finished surface, providing superior corrosion resistance and easy maintenance. The stainless steel material ensures long-term durability in humidity-controlled environments. Protective cases-either plastic or wooden-further safeguard the weights during transport and storage, helping to preserve their integrity and extend their lifespan.

FAQ's of Steeless steel weights:

Q: How are steeless steel weights used in laboratory and calibration applications?

A: Steeless steel weights are primarily used to calibrate balances and scales in laboratory, pharmaceutical, and calibration room settings. Their high accuracy classes and precise manufacturing make them suitable for reference standards in sensitive measurement tasks.

Q: What is the process for choosing the correct class and weight for my application?

A: Select the accuracy class (E1, E2, F1, F2, M1, or M2) based on the calibration tolerance required for your equipment. Use the desired weight value within the range of 1 mg to 20 kg, ensuring it meets your balance or scale specifications and the intended use environment.

Q: When should these weights be recalibrated or verified?

A: Weights should be recalibrated periodically, depending on usage frequency and regulatory guidelines. Most laboratories recalibrate annually or after any incident that may affect weight integrity, such as dropping or exposure to corrosive substances.

Q: Where should steeless steel weights be stored to maintain accuracy?

A: Always store these weights in their provided protective cases, within laboratory environments maintained at 15C to 30C and humidity less than 70%. This helps preserve their mirror finish and prevents contamination or corrosion.

Q: What are the benefits of the mirror-polished finish and corrosion-resistant design?

A: The highly polished mirror finish minimizes surface contamination and simplifies cleaning, while the stainless steel material resists corrosion. This ensures consistent accuracy over time and reduces maintenance requirements.

Q: How are weights marked for identification and traceability?

A: Each weight is laser engraved with its nominal value and class, allowing for clear identification, traceability, and audit compliance in regulated applications.

Q: Can these weights be used in humid environments or for outdoor calibration?

A: For optimal performance and to maintain accuracy, it is recommended to use these weights in controlled environments with humidity below 70% and temperatures between 15C and 30C. They are not intended for outdoor or excessively humid conditions.

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