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Stainless steel weights are a great measuring tool, and many products use them for measurement because measurement is necessary. Moreover, the materials and types of weights are also diverse, and stainless steel weights, as one of them, have a relatively high application rate. Now let's introduce the stainless steel weight series, how to distinguish the materials of these weights, and what are the standards for selecting weights? I think everyone is curious about this, let's take a look together. How to distinguish between stainless steel weight series materials?

There are two kinds of stainless steel weights: 1. Magnetic: made of martensite and ferritic stainless steel; 2. Stainless steel weights are non magnetic: made of austenitic stainless steel. Magnetic susceptibility 0.0006 Material density=8.00g/cm3 Chemical intensity: e 12.5T; E28T; F125T packaging: aluminum alloy box, circular box. Magnetic susceptibility of stainless steel weight: less than 0.05. F1, F2, M1, M2 grade d: The leading product is 1Gr18Ni9Ti austenitic stainless steel standard weights, with grades F1, F2, M1, M2. Its specifications range from 20 kilograms to 1 kilogram, with various cylindrical, sheet, and circular weights; Available in sets and single pieces; Multiple options.

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This article mainly introduces the material types of stainless steel weights and the differences between magnetic and non magnetic weights in use. If you want to purchase our stainless steel weight products, you need to purchase according to our needs. Penglai Hongxin Ping Weight welcomes you at any time.

Stainless steel weights: [lock type] 5kg, 10kg, 20kg, 25kg, 50kg, 100kg, 200kg, 500kg, 1000kg, 2000kg, 5000kg

[Block type] 500 kg, 1000 kg, 2000 kg, 5000 kg

1. The density of E2 and F1 non-magnetic stainless steel weights is 8.00g/cm3, and the magnetic susceptibility of the weights is<0.0006.

2. The density of E2 and F1 non-magnetic stainless steel weights is 7.94g/cm3, and the magnetic susceptibility of the weights is<0.01.

3. The standard stainless steel weight density of F1 and F2 non-magnetic stainless steel is 7.85g/cm3, and the magnetic susceptibility of stainless steel weight is<0.05.

For a stainless steel weight, it can independently reproduce a fixed mass value. As for the weight group, it can not only be used separately,

5. Different individual stainless steel weights can also be used together to replicate a set of mass values of different sizes