Radwag HRP 1000.5Y.KB Manual Mass Comparator

OVERVIEW

Maximum capacity [Max]: 1050kg
Readability [d]: 10g

The newest line of Radwag Mass Comparators enables adjusting mass standards and weights according to the OIML recommendations (R-111) for M1 class and lower.

The comparators are used both for ensuring traceability of mass measurements, and verification of weights in accordance with legal metrology. RADWAG Mass Comparators have gained recognition among Accredited Calibration Laboratories, in many countries.

HRP 5Y.KB series comparators comprise two components, professional weighing platform (a new mechanical design of electromagnetic mechanism housed within a tight steel casing) and PUE 7.1 terminal.

The weighing platform made of steel features centring rings enabling precise positioning of the weights.

The comparator features intuitive and user friendly menu.

FEATURES

Infrared Proximity Sensors

Optional functions:

PRINT function
TARE function
Sensor’s sensitivity adjustment

Kategori: Mass Comparator

Brand: Radwag Indonesia

DATASHEET

E1	–
E2	–
F1	–
F2	–
M1	1000 kg
M2	200 kg — 1000 kg
Maximum capacity [Max]	1050 kg
Readability [d]	10 g
Standard repeatability [5% Max]	6 g
Standard repeatability [Max]	10
Permissible repeatability	15
Eccentricity (tested load)	1d / 5 mm
Electric compensation range	0 — 1050 kg
Stabilization time	10 s
Adjustment	internal (automatic)
Display	10″ touchscreen
Weighing pan dimensions	1000×800 mm
Controling device dimensions	206×140×70 mm
Comparator packaging dimensions without self-centering weighing pan	1200×1000×440 mm
Net weight	121 kg
Gross weight	161 kg
Recommended load speed	0.3 m/min
Maximum permissible load speed	0.6 m/min
Weighing unit dimensions without self-centering weighing pan	1010×800×182 mm
Communication interface	USB-A ×2, USB-C, HDMI, Ethernet, Wi-Fi^®, Hotspot
Operating temperature	+15 — +30 °C
Operating temperature change rate	±2°C/12h
Relative humidity	40% — 60%
Relative humidity change rate	±10%/4h

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Repeatability is expressed as a standard deviation determined for 6 ABBA cycles. Standard deviation is experimentally determined under ambient conditions for calibration of F2 class mass standards specified in OIML R111 (Table C.1.) document.