Analytical 200g Weight

• Calibration of analytical balances and precision scales in pharmaceutical research and manufacturing.
• Quality control laboratories for verifying the accuracy of weighing instruments.
• Research and development facilities requiring highly accurate mass measurements.
• Educational institutions for teaching metrology and analytical chemistry.
• Forensic laboratories for precise sample preparation and analysis.

Nominal Mass

This specific unit is 200g. Other units in this class typically range from 1mg to 20kg.

Material

Commonly made from stainless steel or brass, often with a protective coating for stability.

Accuracy Class

For analytical weights, classes E1, E2, F1, or F2 are typical, indicating the permissible error.

Construction

Typically solid, single-piece construction to ensure stability and minimise environmental influence.

Surface Finish

Highly polished or satin finish to resist corrosion and minimise dust adherence.

Certifications

Often supplied with a calibration certificate traceable to national standards, e.g., UKAS.

• What is the primary use of an analytical weight?

  Analytical weights are primarily used for the precise calibration and verification of analytical balances, precision scales, and other weighing instruments to ensure accurate measurements in laboratory settings.

• How should analytical weights be handled?

• How often do analytical weights need recalibration?

• Can this 200g weight be used with any analytical balance?

• What is the difference between an analytical weight and a standard calibration weight?

Calibration weights and kits are essential for maintaining measurement accuracy across laboratories, biotech and pharmaceutical facilities. Buyers typically prioritise certified traceability, material quality and condition of surface finish when purchasing used sets. Industry sentiment favours equipment from established manufacturers with documented calibration history. Common strengths include durability and long operational lifespan when properly stored. When buying used, verify calibration certificates, inspect for corrosion or damage, and confirm all weights in the set are present and accounted for.

General overview for this equipment type