Calibration or verification of weighing equipment

“At Tegra Systems, we understand how important it is to ensure that scales operate correctly. That’s why we offer professional annual maintenance for scales to ensure that the scale’s accuracy is checked and, if necessary, adjusted. Our verification and calibration process ensures that the scale weighs accurately and that the displayed weight corresponds to the actual weight of the object.

This is of great importance for various industries, such as the transport and food industries. Correctly weighed transport and food ensure that the customer receives the right amount of product and that the safety of the products is guaranteed. In some cases, an inaccurate scale can lead to loss of revenue for the company and dissatisfied customers. Additionally, using inaccurate scales can also lead to issues with authorities, such as non-compliance with weight measurement regulations.

There are different methods to verify or calibrate a scale, depending on the type of scale and the resources available. Some scales can be calibrated using weights of known values, while others can be calibrated using special software and sensors. At Tegra Systems, we use a combination of these methods to ensure the accuracy of the scales.

Annual maintenance and verification or calibration of scales are important to ensure that scales remain accurate and that weight measurements are reliable. This is especially crucial in industries where accuracy is vital for both customer satisfaction and product safety. Therefore, we recommend regularly checking the accuracy of your scale and having it calibrated by our Tegra Systems professionals when necessary.”

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A scale must indicate the correct weight during weighing. Our inspectors check weighing and measuring instruments used to determine the selling price of a product, for example at markets, shops, or factories. Also consider a weighbridge for weighing vehicles. A scale that does not pass inspection must be repaired.

The accuracy of a scale

A scale used for commercial purposes must be accurate. If you believe a scale used to determine the selling price of a product is inaccurate, you can report it. An inspector will then check the scale in question in the short term.

Recognizing a certified scale

A legally certified scale can be recognized by the seal and the mandatory inscriptions and marks placed on the scale by the manufacturer. On older scales, the markings may be on the dial.