weightplate

noun
UK /ˈweɪt.pleɪt/
US /ˈweɪt.pleɪt/

A heavy flat piece of metal that you put on a bar to make it heavier when you lift.

He added another weightplate to each side of the barbell.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A flat plate used to add mass or pressure in a machine or scale.

The old scale balanced using a small weightplate on the arm.

3. A metal disc used as ballast to steady a structure or vehicle.

The engineer bolted a weightplate to the base of the sign.

4. A flat piece of heavy material used in testing or calibration.

The technician placed a weightplate on the sensor to check its reading.