METTLER TOLEDO (Switzerland) - Improper use of a verified scale can lead to unwanted results in manufacturing. Persistent inaccuracies may result in fines. This white paper highlights how to perform legally compliant weighing activities while ensuring cost-effective control and maintenance of compliant measuring devices.

When product mass affects price, chances are that a verified scale is required. However, determining if a verified scale is required is just one part of the process. On-going planning and maintenance also are required to stay ahead of legal metrology requirements.

This new white paper provides an overview on:

• When verified instruments are needed
• The approval process
• How to recognize a verified instrument in Europe, USA or China 
• Steps to establish a compliant weighing process
• Easy verification tools to ensure your system is within process parameters

Download the free white paper to learn how to avoid litigation, fines and disappointed customers.

To download the White Paper from Mettler Toledo click here.

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