Metric Weights for Kitchen Scales in Brass & Cast Iron

Model : BrassMet (SKSIC-0303)

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Quick Overview

The Robert Welch Metric Brass and Cast Iron Weights are made up as follows:

1 x 1kg, 1 x 500gm, 2 x 200gm, 1 x100gm (all cast iron)
1 x 50gm, 2 x 20gm, 1 x 10gm, 1 x 5gm (all brass or chromed brass)

Specification

Model	BrassMet
Weight (Kg)	2.1050
Scale Manufacturer	International Cookware
Weights Included	1 x 1 kg 1 x 500 g 2 x 200 g 1 x 100 g 1 x 50 g 2 x 20 g 1 x 10 g 1 x 5 g
Total Weight	2 kg 105 g
Made From	Brass & Cast Iron
Weighs In	Kg Only

Metric Weights for Kitchen Scales in Brass & Cast Iron

The Robert Welch Metric Brass and Cast Iron Weights are made up as follows:

1 x 1kg, 1 x 500gm, 2 x 200gm, 1 x100gm (all cast iron)
1 x 50gm, 2 x 20gm, 1 x 10gm, 1 x 5gm (all brass or chromed brass)

Total Weight 2kg 105g

Available in brass and chrome, please select below.

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Simple to use and simple to store Review by 12barbluez

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A great compliment to my scales. Easy to use and stack away to a small footprint. I leave them out next to the scales cos they look cool too. (Posted on 16/08/2010)

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These weights are perfect for use in an Aga kitchen. Review by V Moffat

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These weights are perfect for use in an Aga kitchen. They are what they say they are on the box. It is good to find something which is so well made and well priced. (Posted on 16/08/2010)

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Perfect Weights Review by V L Standley

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This is so good , much better than lbs and ozs, since most recipes are now using metric weights than imperial. It is also more accurate than trying to convert weight from metric to imperial. (Posted on 16/08/2010)

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