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VWR International 611-8146 Calibration Weight 100 g E2

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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

VWR International 611-8146 calibration weight, 100 g E2 stainless steel standard for laboratory balance calibration and weighing.

The VWR International 611-8146 calibration weight is a 100 g laboratory balance weight for balance calibration and laboratory weighing in biotechnology and life sciences laboratories.

This stainless steel weight has an E2 tolerance class and a 100 g nominal mass.

The weight is used and was checked on a calibrated analytical balance. It is not currently calibrated in accordance with NEN ISO 17025.

The VWR International 611-8146 is a stainless steel 100 g E2 calibration weight for laboratory balance calibration and weighing.

  • Nominal mass: 100 g
  • Accuracy class: E2
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Condition: Used
  • Verification: Weight checked on a calibrated analytical balance
  • Calibration status: Not currently calibrated in accordance with NEN ISO 17025

The calibration weight is intended for balance calibration applications in biotechnology and life sciences laboratories.

What these specifications mean

The 100 g nominal mass determines whether the weight matches the calibration point required on a laboratory balance. The E2 tolerance class is described as suitable for laboratory applications.

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Last updated 2 November 2026