Cardinal Scale’s Class F test weights are primarily used to test commercial weighing devices by state and local weights and measures officials, device installers, device owners and service technicians. Cardinal Scale’s test weights come in cast iron with a steel grip handle or cold rolled steel that has a painted finish. Class F Test Weights may be used to test most accuracy Class III scales, all scales of Class III L or IIII, and scales not marked with a Class designation. Class F weights are also acceptable for use in verifying scales that have 0.1% accuracy or lower. Cardinal Scale certifies that their weights are calibrated to NIST 105-1 Class F Tolerances. These test weights can be used to calibrate an inaccurate scale, or just to make sure your scale is performing as accurately as it should. Cardinal Scale's calibration weights are available in 1, 5, 25, and 50 lb weights. The heavier 25 lb and 50 lb test weights come with integral grip handles to make transport easier.

Test Weights - NIST Class F

Designed for use in the calibration of scales, Cardinal Scale’s test weights have been calibrated using reference standards tested by the State of Missouri Department of Agriculture (State Test No. 1119 & 1121) and traceable to the National Institute of Standards & Technology through NIST Test No. 259883. Use these test weights to calibrate an inaccurate scale, or just to make sure your scale is performing as accurately as it should. Calibration weights are available in 1, 5, 25, and 50 lb weights. The 25 and 50 lb test weights come with integral grip handles to ease transport. These test weights are built to Class F field standard specifications. They must be certified by a local Weights & Measures official before use on a legal-for-trade device.