KERN 338-05 milligram weights, polygonal flat blades, accuracy class F2 20mg. (Alpaca is an alloy of copper and nickel, as well as zinc and possibly other metals, also known for its appearance in Germany as the new silver. This alloy is often referred to as pakfong, but may be an alloy of copper and nickel with iron or manganese added). More
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KERN 338-05 milligram weights, polygonal flat blades, accuracy class F2 20mg. (Alpaca is an alloy of copper and nickel, as well as zinc and possibly other metals, also known for its appearance in Germany as the new silver. This alloy is often referred to as pakfong, but may be an alloy of copper and nickel with iron or manganese added). More
KERN 338-05 milligram weights, polygonal flat blades, accuracy class F2 20mg. (Alpaca is an alloy of copper and nickel, as well as zinc and possibly other metals, also known for its appearance in Germany as the new silver. This alloy is often referred to as pakfong, but may be an alloy of copper and nickel with iron or manganese added).
It meets the criteria set by OIML R 111-1/2004 for accuracy class F2 (tolerance 0.10 mg).
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KERN 338-05 milligram weights, polygonal flat blades, accuracy class F2 20mg. (Alpaca is an alloy of copper and nickel, as well as zinc and possibly other metals, also known for its appearance in Germany as the new silver. This alloy is often referred to as pakfong, but may be an alloy of copper and nickel with iron or manganese added). More
