Regulatory compliance

Weighing instrument verification

Verification checks that a weighing instrument meets the requirements applicable to its use, particularly when the result has a legal or contractual effect.

What verification covers

Verification is about conformity to defined requirements. It differs from calibration, which simply compares an instrument to references.

  • Conformity to applicable requirements
  • Defined test procedure
  • Documented outcome
  • Traceability of the check

A careful, factual approach

We are careful with regulatory terms and do not claim accreditation. We help you understand what applies to your instrument and your market.

  • Explanation of the applicable framework
  • Coordination with qualified bodies where needed
  • Documented results
  • Transparent scope

Verification after modernization

we keep the reusable mechanics, modernize the control/electronics, and at project end the programs, backups and documents are handed over to the client.

  • Reuse of sound mechanics
  • Modernized control and electronics
  • Documentation of the changes
  • Handover at project end

Frequently asked questions

Are you an accredited verification body?

No, we do not claim accreditation; we can guide you on the applicable requirements.

Is verification the same as calibration?

No. Calibration compares to references; verification checks conformity to regulatory requirements.

Which instruments require verification?

It depends on the use and the applicable regulation; we help clarify this for your case.

Request a diagnosis

Describe your installation and the symptoms you observe: WEIGHTEC SYSTEMS will guide you toward a suitable solution, without unnecessarily replacing your equipment.

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