Our scale calibration process: A step-by-step overview
Our calibration process at AML Instruments is thorough and systematic, ensuring each scale is calibrated in accordance with ISO standards to achieve optimal performance and precision. The weighing scale procedure begins with a preliminary examination to assess the scale’s current condition.
Next, we use standard weights to test the scale, observing its response and measuring any deviations. Our calibration engineers then adjust the scale as needed to minimise calibration errors.
The process concludes with a final verification using calibration weights to confirm the scale meets all required tolerances. Each step is meticulously documented, providing a comprehensive calibration report for your records. This documentation includes information about the calibration process, such as the date, results, and any adjustments made, ensuring traceability and compliance.
This adherence to standards isn’t just about meeting requirements — it’s about offering our clients the assurance their instruments are calibrated to the highest accuracy level. From the calibration equipment we use to the detailed calibration report we provide, every step of our process reflects our commitment to excellence in scale calibration.
Corrective actions for calibration discrepancies
In case of discrepancies during scale calibration, AML Instruments implements effective corrective measures. Our team analyses the root cause of the error, whether it’s an issue with the load cell, an environmental factor like humidity, or a malfunction in the scale’s components.
Once identified, we perform necessary repairs and adjustments to bring the scale back to its optimal functioning level. This approach not only rectifies current issues but also helps prevent future inaccuracies, ensuring your scales deliver consistent and precise readings.
