Sartorius - YCW613-00 F1 1Kg Weight

Applications & Use Cases

• Calibration of laboratory balances and scales in pharmaceutical research and development.
• Verification of weighing equipment accuracy in quality control laboratories.
• Standardisation of analytical instruments requiring precise mass references.
• Use in metrology laboratories for maintaining traceability of mass standards.

Typical Specifications

Typical weight classification

F1, indicating a high level of accuracy suitable for precision balances.

Nominal mass

For this specific unit, 1 kg; other units in this class commonly range from milligrams to multiple kilograms.

Material

Typically stainless steel or similar corrosion-resistant alloys for stability and durability.

Construction

Commonly cylindrical with a polished finish to minimise surface contamination and wear.

Traceability

Units of this type are often supplied with calibration certificates traceable to national standards.

Maintenance

Requires careful handling and storage in a controlled environment to preserve accuracy and surface integrity.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does 'F1' classification mean for a calibration weight?

  F1 is an OIML (International Organisation of Legal Metrology) accuracy class. It signifies a high-precision weight suitable for calibrating analytical and precision balances with a readability of 0.01 mg to 0.1 mg.

• Is a calibration certificate included with used weights?

• How should calibration weights be handled and stored?

• Can this weight be used with any brand of balance?

• What is the typical lifespan of a calibration weight?