- The certificate of conformity indicates that the certified device meets your requirements at the time of calibration
- The certificate of conformity gives you confidence when evaluating your weighing instruments
- No complex interpretation of calibration results required
- If the weighing instrument is also tested in accordance with EN 45501 requirements during calibration, observance of the maximum permissible error on verification can also be certified
Confidence in your monitoring of inspection, measuring and test equipment
- Weighing instruments used in inspection, measurement and testing must be proved to deliver the required degree of accuracy
- Up to now, DKD calibration certificates for weighing instruments provided no information on the observance of maximum permissible errors. The equipment operator was responsible for evaluating calibration results (adherence of tolerance limits)
- A statement of conformity can now be made in accordance with the European calibration guide, EURAMET/cg-18/v.01
- The assessment of the calibration results is carried out with specific reference to your particular weighing tasks
- Certificates of conformity should be issued for all weighing instruments that are used as test instruments in quality-critical areas
