There is a relationship between electronic scales and weights

Users of electronic scales often consult that what is the relationship between electronic scales and weights; users familiar with electronic scales are clear that electronic scales are a kind of weighing instruments widely used in industry; then When using electronic scales, how can we know whether electronic scales are accurately weighed? How can electronic scales be inaccurately weighed? How do we solve them? At this time, we need to recalibrate them to calibrate electronic scales. Weapons are weights. This is the relationship between electronic scales and weights that we are introducing today. We will introduce them in detail below.

The relationship between electronic scales and weights:

In the daily work site, it is unrealistic to think that the actual display error of electronic scales is within the tolerance. Therefore, the appliance should be calibrated at intervals, preferably with a calibration weight, or with the actual weighing size.

Each electronic scale is equipped with the same level of weight, to ensure its accuracy and measurement, for the weight used to detect the scales, it is best to use a high grade, you can achieve high-precision low-level test. Most weighbridges and balances are still very smart in the calibration process. You can use a linear calibration (calibrated in several points) to minimize linear errors. When testing equipment, high-grade weights can replace lower-grade weights. Of course, we must choose weights based on actual conditions, otherwise we cannot achieve the purpose of detection.

In short, the accuracy level of the weight is higher than or equal to the accuracy level of electronic scales and balances, so that the accuracy of electronic scales can be achieved.

This article is shared by Shanghai Hengheng Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. If you would like to inquire more about electronic scales, you can contact us by telephone. Thank you for your support!

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