Calibration and Certificates

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Achieve compliance, cost savings and quality

Calibration determines industrial floor and heavy duty scale performance. With routine scale calibration and adjustment, you can measure safely, ensure compliance and avoid the costs of inaccurate measurements.

Achieve and maintain compliance through consistent procedures and adhere to local and global regulations and standards, such as:

ISO 17025
EURAMET
GLP and GMP
NIST Handbook 44 and OIML
Measuring Instruments Directive (MID)

Calibration in detail
Calibration in detail
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.

Download our free white paper, What is Calibration?, to learn more about:

What defines calibration
Why calibration is different from adjustment
Why measurement uncertainty is important

Download a free version of 'What is Calibration'

Calibration is the key to quality

Gain confidence in your measurements with calibration and certificate services that only METTLER TOLEDO can provide. Our market-leading technology and expertise will bring you peace of mind and keep you compliant, with:

Industry leading metrology expertise
State-of-the-art calibration procedures
Professional, easy-to-read certificates
Audit-proof documentation

Calibration certificate management with MiraCal

METTLER TOLEDO's MiraCal calibration system ensures consistency through step-by-step testing procedures. Our proprietary calibration engine generates:

Comprehensive and audit-proof certificates
Fully traceable electronic documentation
Certificates retrievable on demand from our secure database

Explore characteristics of a MiraCal calibration certificate
Explore characteristics of a MiraCal calibration certificate
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.