Acogedor 10Mg-100G Calibration Weight Gram, Precision Calibration, Test Jewelry Scale, Laborary

Loved the price and accuracy of weight

Great product

I purchased these calibration weights to ensure the accuracy of my scales. These weights arrived well-calibrated themselves, and when I used them to check the accuracy of my scales, they consistently registered the correct weight. This leads me to conclude that they have been accurately calibrated. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this product as it serves its purpose perfectly. I highly recommend it for anyone who needs to calibrate their scales.

Weights were accurate for all but the most exacting work, most to the second decimal. Smallest weights had most variance.

This is a GREAT set of weights! My scale goes to .001 so I seriously researched accurate weights for almost a month before I bought these. I purchased these in May 2020 and have been using them daily since that time. At .001 just the shifting air (like from the a/c or you breathing on it) will affect your reading, so my scale has a lid with a little hole in the top to allow you to pick it up. I have to cover that small hole for true accuracy or it will drift. I also calibrate it every single time I turn it on. These weights have been dead on for me with no drifting if I'm using the cover with that hole blocked. They are excellent! My only is with what surrounds the weights. The case is super cheap stamped plastic with a tiny piece of "cushioning" glued to the lid to hold the weights in place (see pictures), so it arrives with everything rolling about inside. The mg weights (which come in a tiny zipped plastic bag that the tweezers hate - we'll talk tweezers next) fit very awkwardly into the small spaces at the bottom, and the clear cover over them doesn't lock into place. Drop this thing and you'll be sorting everything except the 20g-100g weights in the back. The tweezers were built for TODDLERS. They are a ridiculously thick plastic that bends (literally) if you use them to pick up the smaller gram weights, and while I fought and eventually succeeded in using them to pick up the MG weights a couple of times, it just wasn't worth the battle. I use different tweezers now. My picture shows ordinary everyday tweezers from your local drugstore in comparison to the included tweezers for a better size reference than the odd tweezers I use. I definitely reccomend the weights! I would, however, find someone crafty to build a new case to keep them in or go find an empty weight case with better cushioning to house them. Mine is being created from wood as a birthday present from my wonderful husband!