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Calibration Weights

Calibration weights are used to calibrate your digital scale so that it is accurate. Depending on the size and accuracy of your digital scale, you may need to use different calibration weights. For example, a 100 gram weight may be required for a more accurate scale, while a 10 gram weight may suffice for a less accurate one.

Extensive Range of Sizes

Whether you require smaller weights for precision laboratory work, or larger weights for industrial applications, we have you covered.

Compatible with All Classes

We have different calibration weights that are compatible with all classes, ensuring that you have access to the correct weights for your specific weighing equipment.

Calibration Weight FAQs

Calibration weights are weights that are used to calibrate weighing scales and balances. They are typically made of stainless steel or other materials and are available in a range of sizes and weights.

The calibration weight you use will depend on the capacity and accuracy of your scale. You should consult the manufacturer’s instructions or guidelines to determine which weight(s) you need for calibration.

The frequency of calibration will depend on the type of scale, how frequently it is used, and the level of accuracy required. As a general rule, scales should be calibrated at least once a year, but more frequent calibration may be necessary for scales that are used frequently or in harsh environments.

No, only weights that are traceable to a national or international standard should be used for calibration. These weights are typically certified and come with a certificate of calibration.

To use calibration weights to calibrate your scale, you will need to follow the instructions provided by the scale manufacturer. Typically, this will involve placing the calibration weight(s) on the scale and verifying that the scale reads the correct weight. If the scale is not reading the correct weight, you may need to adjust the calibration settings or perform a zero calibration. American Scale also provides calibration services. 

What Our Customers Say

"My experience with American Scale's technicians is and has been positive. They are here when I'm told they will be here, are always pleasant and willing to explain the problem, how and when they will fix it, etc. Overall satisfaction level is very good."
Mike Logsdon
Goodwill Industries
"The service and overall satisfaction is a 10! The guys do an excellent job."
Terri Keller
Master Manufacturing
"The American Scale technician was very thorough and we barely even noticed he was there, which is a GOOD thing! He asked multiple questions making sure he was taking care of our every need and made sure to follow up before he left, explaining our scale situation and corrections that were made. Overall the technician did a fine job. Thanks for your services."
Paul Petrowski
Orr Safety
"My experience with American Scale's technicians is and has been positive. They are here when I'm told they will be here, are always pleasant and willing to explain the problem, how and when they will fix it, etc. Overall satisfaction level is very good."
Mike Logsdon
Goodwill Industries
"The service and overall satisfaction is a 10! The guys do an excellent job."
Terri Keller
Master Manufacturing
"The American Scale technician was very thorough and we barely even noticed he was there, which is a GOOD thing! He asked multiple questions making sure he was taking care of our every need and made sure to follow up before he left, explaining our scale situation and corrections that were made. Overall the technician did a fine job. Thanks for your services."
Paul Petrowski
Orr Safety

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