校準與認證

You calibrate a weighing device to understand and document how it performs. You adjust the device to change its behavior. It makes sense that you would not want to change the behavior of a weighing device before you understand how it behaves.
 

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Metrological Test Procedures
These are a series of procedures that test the performance of the measuring device and provide you with a full understanding of its behavior.

Measurement Uncertainty
Enhance your understanding of your equipment with the determined measurement uncertainty—a quantitative representation of the quality of measurements.

Minimum Weight
You could be weighing in a range that is unsafe. The minimum weight is a threshold below which your measurement may not be accurate enough to satisfy your process tolerance.

Reference Standards
All calibration testing is performed with periodically re-certified reference standards to ensure full traceability.