Sartorius YCW623 2KG / F1 Weight

• Calibration of analytical balances and precision scales in laboratories.
• Verification of weighing equipment in pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality control.
• Use in metrology departments for maintaining measurement standards.
• Calibration within food processing facilities requiring accurate ingredient measurement.
• Research and development where precise mass measurements are critical.

Nominal Mass

Typically 2kg for this specific model, though other weights are available in the F1 class.

OIML Class

F1, indicating high precision suitable for calibrating high-accuracy balances.

Material

Commonly highly polished, non-magnetizable stainless steel for corrosion resistance and stability.

Density

Typically around 8.0 g/cm³ for stainless steel calibration weights.

Construction

Often a knob weight design for ease of handling with forceps.

Compliance

Designed to meet OIML R 111 standards for calibration weights.

• What does OIML Class F1 signify for a calibration weight?

  OIML Class F1 denotes a high-precision weight suitable for calibrating analytical balances and precision scales. It ensures a tighter tolerance on the nominal mass compared to lower classes.

• Why is the material of a calibration weight important?

• Does this weight require regular recalibration?

• How should a calibration weight be handled and stored?

• Can this weight be used in environments with specific quality protocols like GLP or GMP?

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