OIML Calibration Weight Sets

Adam's OIML calibration weights sets for precise weighing scale and balance calibration.
Calibration weights come in several denominations including M1, F1 and E2. M1 weights are typically used on standard compact bench scales, whilst F1 weights are used to calibrate precision scales and balances. E2 weights offer superb levels of accuracy and are used for calibrating the best balances, including analytical balances and micro-balance models.
Our calibration weights are constructed from stainless steel with cavities and are packaged in an aluminium box when purchased as part of a set.
Models
Model | Capacity | Readability | Pan Size | Approvals | Request a Quote |
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1mg-200g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-200g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1mg-200g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1mg-500g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-100g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-200g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-500g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-2kg | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-100g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-200g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-500g | - | - | Request a Quote | |
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1g-2kg | - | - | Request a Quote |
Applications
Calibration houses:
Specialist calibration houses require calibration weights for testing weighing scales and balances are within the specified tolerance levels.
Laboratories:
Laboratories require balances with high-precision for measuring fine chemicals and compounds. Analytical and micro-balances weigh samples in tiny increments and therefore it is important that balances are regularly calibrated to ensure weighing results are consistent and do not fluctuate after intensive use.
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Articles
Blogs
- Why Balance Testing is Important 22 February 2022
You’ve invested in a high-quality balance for your lab, and you want to do everything you can to ensure consistent, accurate results. An important part of maintenance is regular balance testing. What are the best methods to test your lab balance? Let’s find out.
- Troubleshooting Ideas for Scales & Balances 5 March 2021
Sometimes while working with a weighing device, something goes wrong and you get an error message or fluctuating weighing results. We’ve compiled a handy list of troubleshooting solutions for scales and balances for you to try.
- Traceability, Metrology and Mass Measurement 30 October 2019
When researching mass and weighing instruments, you might have noticed the term “traceability” comes up frequently, especially in laboratory and manufacturing. Traceability is used in a wide variety of fields, and the definitions vary accordingly.
- Choosing the right lab balance 14 October 2019
Lab balances are expensive investments for labs purchasing them. But with so many options available, it can be difficult to pick the instrument that best suits your needs. In this post, we’ll look at the deciding factors that can help you choose which weighing device to buy for your lab.
- Is It Time to Replace Your Lab Balance? 22 August 2019
You love your lab balance – you’ve had it for years and you’ve come to rely on it to the point where it almost feels like an extension of your own hand. But how long is too long to use the same balance? How do you know when it’s time to replace it?