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Individual Weight OIML M1 2000 kg - KERN 346-85
KERN 346-85 OIML class M1 test weight, nominal value 2000 kg, permissible tolerance 100 g. Made of lacquered steel for checking and adjusting scales in the heavy-capacity range.
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Description
The KERN 346-85 is an OIML class M1 test weight with a nominal value of 2000 kg and a permissible tolerance of 100 g. Built as a stackable heavy-capacity weight in lacquered steel, it checks and adjusts crane, platform and vehicle scales in the upper load range.
Benefits
- Clear reference basis: OIML class M1 with a maximum deviation of 100 g
- High nominal load: 2000 kg for verifying large weighing ranges
- Space-saving storage: stackable lacquered steel body, lacquered against corrosion
- Ready for handling: designed for crane and forklift transport
Applications
The test weight is used to check, adjust and carry out incoming inspection of scales in industry, trade, logistics and calibration laboratories.
Compliance and origin
EAN 4045761479593, customs code 84239090, origin China.
Technical data
| OIML class | M1 |
|---|---|
| Nominal value | 2000 kg |
| Permissible tolerance per OIML (+/-) | 100 g |
| Material | Lacquered steel |
| Design | Stackable heavy-capacity weight |
| Weight | 2000 kg |
| Manufacturer | Kern |
| EAN | 4045761479593 |
| HS-Code | 84239090 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | KERN & SOHN GmbH, Ziegelei 1, DE-72336 Balingen-Frommern, www.kern-sohn.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
| OIML class (test weight) | M1 |
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