Truweigh Calibration Weights 100 Grams - Oiml Class M1 - High Precision Grade - Calibration Weight - Calibration for Digital Scale - Weight Set for Digital Scale Gram - Calibration Weights

$ 6.99

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Based on 137 ratings

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8.83

Packaging

8.86

Customer service

9.21

Value for money

9.23

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Product Description

Keeping your scales accurate plays a major role in maintaining the accuracy of your measurements. To make sure you have the correct calibration weights for scales that you use every day, use a Truweigh 100 gram calibration weight. Trueweigh calibration weight will ensure your scale is always precise, eliminating errors in readings.

The calibration weight is constructed from steel, and it is chrome-plated for good stability, corrosion resistance, as well as low magnetic susceptibility. The weight is also very durable and of good quality. All of the calibration weights from Truweigh are compatible with most digital scales on the market. Check the size of your scale to see which calibration weight is right for you.

This scale is suitable for use as a digital pocket scale, jewelry scale, diamond scale, precision Balance test, powder scale, reloading scale, or kitchen scale.

It is very important to keep your milligram scale calibrated for precise and accurate measurements. It is crucial to be accurate when you are working in/with a science lab, the kitchen, reloading purposes, a commercial setting, or even in medicine!

If more than one Truweigh calibration weight is used, the top of the weight is flat so that it can be stacked. For any type of scale, it is crucial to obtain calibration weights before purchasing it.

Selected User Reviews For Truweigh Calibration Weights 100 Grams - Oiml Class M1 - High Precision Grade - Calibration Weight - Calibration for Digital Scale - Weight Set for Digital Scale Gram - Calibration Weights

In a nickel tube, it fits perfectly

5/5

In purchasing the AMIR Kitchen Scale (5 oz. Since I only have a 100g calibration weight option), I attempted to create it by using prebuilt calibration weights Coins from 1965 that I have in my The nickels in the United States are supposed to have a 5 digit value. It is true that they have a range of 4, but I found them to be quite accurate. To put it in perspective, 90g is equal An average of 10g with a couple of outliers A 20g bar. I was close to the reading when I compared individual weights to total weights and recalibrated, but when this weight arrived, I got In addition to the original calibration weight, I made a fun second one using a plastic Coinsafe tube and 17 carefully chosen nickels. As it turns out, the 100g weight slips perfectly into the tube on top of the nickels, and once I put the cap on, the scale reads As you can see, I've stored the weight this way. My scale is now highly accurate at least to 200. Every time I use it, I feel confident. There is a 00g mark on the stamp.

Joanna MARSDEN

| May 06, 2021

Weighing scale calibrated to the nearest gram

5/5

In order to calibrate a digital scale, I needed a weight of 100 grams. A "M" rating indicates that this item is accurate. If you weighed on any other digital scale that required a 200 gram calibrated weight, it read exactly 100 grams. The weight in grams is 1000 It is easy for me to trust my calibration results when using this weight when I calibrate my newest digital scale (which requires 100 grams).

Jameson CHADWICK

| Nov 22, 2020

This estimate is accurate or very close to it

5/5

To be used as a calibration weight for an The weight of 100 grams was registered as As of now, the scale shows 99 grams, instead of 00 grams when it was first installed. Because I cannot verify accuracy to 0. 1 grams, I cannot verify accuracy at 97 grams. Due to drift, the scale is deviating by approximately 01 gram (the listing It is accurate to within 0. 05 grams). The lab I have access to does not calibrate for me There should be a balance between grades.