M1 sheet weight 1 mg – 500 mg, Stainless steel, polished (KERN 348)
Single weights in class M1, sheet weight, stainless steel, polished, from 1 mg to 500 mg.
10 versions, 1 mg – 500 mg
Optionally with a certificate from our own laboratory
Versions and prices
Prices excl. VAT and shipping. Pay online or request a quote.
| Version | Item no. | Class | Tolerance (±) | Delivery time | Price excl. VAT | Quote basket |
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| 1 mg | 348-01 | M1 | 0,2 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 2 mg | 348-02 | M1 | 0,2 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 5 mg | 348-03 | M1 | 0,2 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 10 mg | 348-04 | M1 | 0,25 mg | on request | € 5,00 |
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| 20 mg | 348-05 | M1 | 0,3 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 50 mg | 348-06 | M1 | 0,4 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 100 mg | 348-07 | M1 | 0,5 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 200 mg | 348-08 | M1 | 0,6 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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| 1 mg – 500 mg | T348-22-B | M1 | – | 1 working day | € 71,00 |
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| 500 mg | 348-09 | M1 | 0,8 mg | on request | € 5,10 |
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Tolerance: maximum permissible error according to OIML R111-1. With "certificate from our lab" we supply the weight with a traceable calibration certificate from our own laboratory. A DAkkS certificate is an accredited calibration certificate issued by the DAkkS laboratory of the manufacturer KERN.
About this product
Single calibration weights in OIML class M1, made as sheet weight of stainless steel, polished. This series from KERN is available from 1 mg to 500 mg. The table shows, per nominal value, the maximum permissible error according to OIML R111, the delivery time and the price.
M1 is the standard class for checking industrial and trade scales: bench, floor and pallet scales and weighbridges. MASSLAB calibrates M1 weights in its own laboratory.
Calibration certificate and recalibration. On request we supply these weights with a traceable calibration certificate from our own laboratory in Geldermalsen. We also carry out the periodic recalibration in-house; read how this works under weight calibration.
Between two calibrations, handling determines how stable your weights remain. Read our tips on storing calibration weights.
