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Mettler Toledo 15845 Calibration Weight 100 g E2 Stainless Steel

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Accuracy Class
E2
Nominal Mass
100 g
Material
Stainless Steel
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New/Used
Used
Accuracy Class
E2
Nominal Mass
100 g
Material
Stainless Steel

Product description

Mettler Toledo 15845 calibration weight, 100 g, E2 tolerance class, stainless steel mass standard for analytical balance calibration in life sciences.

The Mettler Toledo 15845 calibration weight is a 100 g laboratory mass standard for analytical balance calibration in life sciences laboratories.

This unit is made of stainless steel and has an E2 tolerance class. The E2 classification distinguishes it from F1 calibration weights also included in the broader range of available used weights.

The unit is used. Its weight was checked on a calibrated analytical balance. It is not currently calibrated in accordance with NEN ISO 17025. Some weights in the available group have expired certificates.

Mettler Toledo 15845 calibration weight

This used calibration weight is a 100 g stainless steel mass standard with E2 tolerance classification. It is used for analytical balance calibration and balance checks in life sciences laboratories.

  • Nominal mass: 100 g
  • Tolerance class: E2
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Part number: 15845
  • Condition: Used
  • Verification: Weight checked on a calibrated analytical balance
  • NEN ISO 17025 calibration: Not current
  • Certificates: Some weights in the available group have expired certificates

What these specifications mean

The E2 tolerance class places this 100 g calibration weight within the laboratory-suitable class described for the available weights. The 100 g nominal mass provides a defined reference point for analytical balance calibration at that load.

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Last updated 4 November 2026