Certified test weights used during scale calibration

Certified test weights

Scale Calibration

On-site calibration for commercial, agricultural, industrial and medical scales using certified test weights.

  • Certified test weights
  • Clear service findings
  • Field service from Yakima

How we approach the work

Find the cause before replacing parts.

We verify the scale at appropriate points through its working range, make adjustments when authorized and document the completed work. Certificate requirements must be agreed upon before the service visit.

Calibration certificates are available only when agreed upon before service. Tell us what records your operation requires when scheduling the visit.

Services

Work performed

  • Bench scale calibration
  • Indicator and display checks
  • Platform and load cell inspection
  • Counting scale verification
  • Cable and power troubleshooting
  • Multi-scale service visits
Certified test weights used during scale calibration
Western Scale field serviceScale Calibration in the field

Inspection points

What we check

  • Zero return
  • Repeatability
  • Linearity across the working range
  • Platform contact
  • Damaged cords and connectors
  • Units and resolution settings

Customers served

Built around working facilities.

  • Manufacturing
  • Food processing
  • Warehousing
  • Shipping departments
  • Laboratories
  • Commercial operations

Common questions

Scale Calibration FAQs

Have a different setup or symptom? Call us and describe the equipment before scheduling.

Should I bring a bench scale to you?

Call first. Many bench scales can be handled during an on-site route, especially when several units need service.

Can you calibrate counting scales?

We can test and calibrate many counting scales. Send the manufacturer, model, capacity and application before scheduling.

What causes unstable readings?

Drafts, vibration, an uneven surface, product contact, damaged cables, moisture and failing electronics are common causes.

Talk with a scale technician

Tell us what the scale is doing.