25kg, 20kg, 10kg, 5kg, and 2kg stainless steel weights

25kg, 20kg, 10kg, 5kg, and 2kg stainless steel weights

Level: M1

Shape: Lock type, block type, circular, rolling type, cylindrical

Material type: non-magnetic stainless steel Non magnetic stainless steel, copper chrome plated, iron chrome plated.

Weight shapes: cylinder, cone, plate, sheet, ring, saddle, bar

Combination form: Conventional combinations 5, 2, 2, 1 (can be combined according to user needs)

Accuracy level: First class (E2). Second class (F1 actual difference) F1 (Level 3 tolerance) F2 (Level 4) M1 (Level 5) M2

25kg, 20kg, 10kg, 5kg, and 2kg stainless steel weights

The main types of weights include stainless steel weights, standard weights, cast iron weights, and balance weights,

Electronic scale weights, incremental weights, Newton weights, hook weights, etc

Balance weight: Material type - non-magnetic stainless steel Non magnetic stainless steel, copper chrome plated, iron chrome plated.

Weight shape: cylindrical body Garden cone Plate shape Sheet shape Ring shaped Riding form Bar shaped

Combination form: Conventional combination 5.2.2.1, (can be combined according to user needs * *)

Accuracy level: First class (E2). Second class (F1 actual difference) F1 (Level 3 tolerance) F2 (Level 4) M1 (Level 5) M2 (Level 6)

◆ * * Standard: OIML-R111, JJG99-2006 Weight Verification Regulations

Weight structure: with adjustment chamber
◆ Weight Material: * * Stainless Steel
◆ Weight packaging: Optional aluminum box or metal frame
Weight specification: 1 mg、2mg、5mg、10mg、20mg、50mg、100mg、200mg、500mg、1g、2g、5g、10g、20g、50g、100g、200g、500g、1kg、2kg、5kg、10kg、20kg、25kg、50kg（ There are many specifications of weights, so we won't list them one by one! ）

Characteristics of stainless steel weight material: Refers to steel that is resistant to weak media such as air, steam, and water, as well as chemical corrosive media such as acid, alkali, and salt. The weight made of this material has the characteristics of being resistant to weak media such as air, steam, water, as well as chemical corrosive media such as acid, alkali, and salt. **At the same time as using weights, the degree of weight has also been increased.

The classification of weights is mainly based on the provisions of JJG99-1990 "Weights", divided into two grades and nine levels, totaling eleven levels

This includes first class, second class, E1 class, E2 class, F1 class, F2 class, M1 class, M11 class, M2 class, M22 class, and 0 class.

The difference between "equal" and "level" is that "equal" is classified based on uncertainty, that is, the weight has a correction value

Grade is classified according to the indication error, that is, the grade weight has no correction value, as long as its indication error is within this range, it is considered qualified.

**Standard: OIML-R111, JJG99-2006 Weight Verification Regulations

Structure: with adjustment chamber;

Material: * * Stainless steel;

Density: 7.9g/cm3;

Packaging: Aluminum alloy box

Level: E2, F1, F2

Magnetic susceptibility ≤ 0.0006; ≤0.01； ≤0.05

Packaging: * * Aluminum box, plastic box