The Kerro Calibration Weight Box is designed to ensure accurate and reliable scale calibration for both personal and commercial use.

Calibration Weight Box:

When you test or calibrate a scale, you check its accuracy by comparing the known exact weight of an item to the weight displayed when placed on the scale. You can check your own scales as well. While calibration weights serve this purpose, other items of known weight can also be used. Commercial scales must undergo regular inspections to ensure compliance with accuracy standards.

Preparing for Calibration:

• Refer to the user manual of your scale for specific calibration procedures.
• Use a hard, level surface that does not shake.
• Load the scale evenly and allow time for the weight to settle before taking a reading.
• For highly sensitive scales, factors such as room temperature and atmospheric pressure may influence readings.
• Digital scales feature a calibration mode, while mechanical scales have a thumbscrew or similar adjustment.

Purpose of Calibration Weights:

Weights have traditionally been used for weighing procedures, but today they are primarily used for adjusting and testing the calibration of electronic balances. These are referred to as “Test Weights,” as they serve this specific purpose.

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