Mass Calibration: Most Common FAQs
Discover Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions in Mass Metrology
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- How to choose the right mass comparator
- Environmental control in the mass calibration laboratory
- Best weight handling practices
- Benefits of calibrating weights with a robotic system
- The working principle of a mass comparator
- Calibration of mass comparators
- Mass comparator maintenance
- Elevation dependence of measurements
- Impact for calibration laboratories since redefinition of the kilogram
In this webinar, ‘Mass calibration: Most Common FAQs’, METTLER TOLEDO product managers share their expert knowledge to help you navigate the complexities of selecting and operating mass comparators. You’ll gain a thorough understanding of the working principles behind mass comparators, alongside practical guidance on their calibration and maintenance. The session also highlights how environmental factors influence calibration accuracy and provides best practices for precise weight handling to ensure reliable results.
Additionally, discover the advantages of automated calibration through robotic systems, including improved efficiency and error reduction. Our experts will also discuss the impact of the recent kilogram redefinition on calibration laboratories worldwide, offering valuable insights into adapting your processes to align with the latest standards. Finally, our experts will discuss implications of the recent kilogram redefinition and what it means for calibration labs worldwide. Register now, to deepen your knowledge and improve laboratory practices in line with the latest industry developments.
Speakers
Dr. Frederik Eiler
METTLER TOLEDO
Dr. Frederik Eiler was formerly the product manager for metrology solutions, with a focus on manual mass comparators, software, and liquid handling calibration at the METTLER TOLEDO headquarters in Switzerland.
Mark Kliebenschädel
METTLER TOLEDO
Mark Kliebenschädel is the Product Manager for Mass Metrology Solutions at METTLER TOLEDO’s headquarters in Switzerland, with over 20 years of experience in mass metrology. He specializes in manual, robotic, automatic, and vacuum mass comparators and possesses extensive expertise across the full spectrum of mass calibration products, including susceptometers, as well as volume and density measurement instruments. He also oversees the global training program for Mettler Toledo’s sales representatives in mass metrology, ensuring they are fully equipped with the knowledge and skills to provide exceptional support to customers worldwide.
