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Troemner 50 g-5 mg Class 1 Weight Set, NVLAP Accredited, Cal Date June 2015

This is a Troemner 50 g-5 mg Class 1 Weight Set, NVLAP Accredited, Cal Date June 2015.

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Troemner 50 g-5 mg Class 1 Weight Set, NVLAP Accredited, Cal Date June 2015
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This is my item 699A. 1 was available at listing time. List price on the 50 g-5 mg Analytical Precision Class 1 Weight Set is $1393.25. No actual certificate is included with this. There is a sticker on the case showing the information below.

More Information:

Troemner Serial Number: 27863
Certificate No: 835484
Density: None Listed
ID Num: XP487
Date Cal: 19-June-2015
Recal Due: None Listed
Class: 1 (Class 1 Can be used as a reference standard in calibrating other weights and is appropriate for calibrating high-precision analytical balances with a readability as low as 0.1 mg to 0.01 mg.)

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