Physical Weight Box Iron 100gm

Description

The set supplies multiple removable weights that can be selected individually or combined to make up a required mass for a given experiment, up to the set’s nominal 100 g total. Iron weight boxes like this one are a standard tool for balance work, mass measurement practice and simple force or spring-extension experiments where known masses are needed.

The exact number of weights, their individual denominations and the protective finish of this particular set are not confirmed, so please check with our sales team if your experiment requires specific denominations.

Specifications

Care & Maintenance / Safety Note

• Handle iron weights with dry hands or forceps where possible, since moisture and skin oils can promote rusting over time.
• Keep all weights in their box after use so the set stays complete and organised for the next class.
• Wipe weights dry if they become damp, and store the box in a dry location away from humidity.
• Avoid dropping weights on balance pans or hard surfaces, as this can chip or deform them and affect accuracy.

Why Choose LabEquip

LabEquip supplies mass sets and general lab equipment for schools and colleges. This weight box pairs well with our Six Metal Pendulum Bob Set for mechanics experiments involving mass, and our full range of lab equipment covers the rest of the physics syllabus.

FAQ

Q: What is a physical weight box used for?
A: It provides a set of known masses that can be selected individually or combined for balance work, mass-measurement exercises and force or spring experiments in physics and general science labs.

Q: How many weights are in this box, and what are their values?
A: The exact number of weights and their individual denominations are not specified for this listing. Please contact our sales team to confirm before you order.

Q: Are the weights rust-protected?
A: The protective finish is not specified for this listing — please store the weights in a dry place and confirm the finish with our sales team if corrosion resistance matters for your use.

Q: Can these weights be used with any balance?
A: They are general-purpose weights suitable for common laboratory balances, but you should confirm the compatible mass range with our sales team for your specific balance.

Q: How should the weights be stored between uses?
A: Keep them together in their box in a dry location, and handle them with dry hands or forceps where possible to reduce the risk of rusting.

Q: What should I do if a weight looks rusted or damaged?
A: Wipe off any surface moisture, dry it thoroughly, and set aside any weight that appears chipped, deformed or heavily corroded, since this can affect measurement accuracy.