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Follow These 5 Steps Before Using Your Scale Every Time

Follow These 5 Steps Before Using Your Scale Every Time

Posted by Seth V on May 22nd 2018

Setting up a scale properly before each use is important to help avoid operator errors, inaccurate readings, quality issues and loss of profits. Simply switching on the power and getting right to it can have disastrous results if the scale isn't working at optimum efficiency. Following these 5 simple steps before using your scale can make all the difference. 1.) Inspect Your Workspace A clean and ample sized work space is important. Start by making sure you have plenty of room to use the s
5 Step Scale Calibration Guide

5 Step Scale Calibration Guide

Posted by Ben M on Apr 24th 2018

When precision matters, a scale that is out of tolerance can cause loss of profits, regulatory fines and at the very least, huge headaches. Consistently checking and calibrating your weighing scales is important to avoid some or all of these problems and often times is a quick task.  Here is a 5 step guide that covers the basics of calibrating a scale.1. Visual CheckThe first thing to do is verify that the scale or balance will turn on and that the scale is safe to test. Make sure the
4 Step Guide to Buying Counting Scales

4 Step Guide to Buying Counting Scales

Posted by Jon M on Apr 16th 2018

Choosing the right counting scale is important to ensure accuracy, quality and to reduce loss of profits. There are several variables to consider before making a purchase. We've narrowed it down to the four most important things to consider when buying a new counting scale. Although this isn't an exhaustive list, these 4 steps will get you well on your way to buying the right counting scale.Sample SizeDetermining your sample sizes is the absolute most important piece of information to consider
Why Leveling a Scale is Important

Why Leveling a Scale is Important

Posted by Seth V on Apr 10th 2018

Why is it so important to level a scale or balance? Does it really matter and is it worth my time? I asked myself these questions many times when I first started in the scale industry. I didn't realize just how important leveling a scale before use is.When I first started as a technician I was taught how to properly test and calibrate scales. In short, the procedure always followed a simple guideline. I would first test the scale with the appropriate weights without moving, cleaning, or adjustin

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