Weight Tool KS Tools 517.0043

The KS Tools 517.0043 weight tool is a solid, 3.8 kg instrument designed for precision and repeatability in measuring and balancing tasks. Constructed from robust materials, this weight tool provides a stable reference mass for workshop setups, calibration routines, and applications where a dependable known weight is required. Its compact form factor and straightforward design make it suitable for both professional mechanics and advanced DIY users.

Advantages

The weight tool offers consistent mass accuracy with durable construction that resists wear during regular use. Its ergonomic shape simplifies handling and placement, while the 3.8 kg nominal mass supports a variety of measurement ranges. The product’s straightforward design reduces the need for frequent maintenance and ensures long-term usability in different work environments.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Calibrating scales and balancing equipment
• Mechanical testing and setup where a known mass is required
• Workshop measurement checks and routine quality control
• Educational demonstrations of mass and balance principles

Key specifications

• Nominal mass: 3.8 kg
• Construction: robust metal alloy for long service life
• Form factor: compact, hand-manageable shape for easy placement
• Surface: durable finish resistant to common workshop wear
• Typical use environment: workshop, laboratory, educational settings

How to use

Place the KS Tools weight tool on the measurement platform or test fixture ensuring full contact and stable positioning. For scale calibration, follow the scale manufacturer’s calibration procedure, using the 3.8 kg nominal mass as a reference. When performing balance or mechanical tests, position the weight carefully to avoid sudden impacts and to maintain consistent measurement conditions. After use, store the weight tool in a dry, clean area to prevent surface damage and corrosion.

Recommendations

Use gloves or a clean cloth when handling to avoid transferring oils or contaminants that could alter the mass surface. Verify the scale or instrument zero before and after applying the weight tool and periodically check the mass against a calibrated reference if high accuracy is required.