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Calibration
Check performance across the agreed weighing range, with results you can keep against the equipment record.
- Bench and floor scales
- Weighbridges and weighing systems
- Test scope agreed before the visit
INDUSTRIAL WEIGHING SERVICES
Every load
counts.
From the goods-in bench to the weighbridge outside. We service, calibrate and repair the scales your business works with.
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01 / WHAT WE DO
Practical support.
Across your site's scales.
Inconsistent weights, a damaged load cell or a service coming due. Start with the equipment and what you need it to do.
02
Fault finding & repair
Find the cause of unstable readings, a dead display or a scale that no longer returns to zero.
- Load cells and cable connections
- Indicators and junction boxes
- Mechanical checks and replacement parts
03
Planned maintenance
Arrange visits around how the equipment is used, the site conditions and your available shutdown time.
- Condition and performance checks
- Service records for each asset
- Follow-up work clearly identified
02 / YOUR EQUIPMENT
A small scale.
A whole site's weighing.
Different equipment needs different preparation. Select yours to see what helps us scope the work.
EQUIPMENT NOTESTF / 01
Where every vehicle is weighed.
Support for the deck, load cells, cabling and indicator that make up your weighbridge. Tell us about the site access and how vehicle movements can be managed during the visit.
USEFUL DETAILS TO HAVE
- Make, model and stated capacity
- Deck type and approximate dimensions
- Fault messages or inconsistent readings
- Access arrangements and available downtime
Have a mixed equipment list? Add each type to one brief. Include the make and model where you have them.
THE DETAIL BEHIND THE READING03 / THE WAY WE WORK
Know what was checked.
Know what comes next.
A useful service record should tell you more than the date of the visit. It should explain the equipment's condition, the work carried out and anything still needing attention.
- 01
Agree the scope
Confirm the equipment, test requirements and site arrangements before work starts.
- 02
Inspect, test, record
Check the equipment and document the results. Discuss any repair or adjustment needed.
- 03
Leave a clear record
Keep the results, work completed and follow-up recommendations together for your team.
04 / GOOD TO KNOW
Before you
book it in.
A few details up front make it easier to arrange the right visit.
Service preparation checklistTEXT FILE · FREE DOWNLOADWhat should I include in a service request?
The equipment type, make, model and capacity are a good start. Add the site location, what has changed in its behaviour, and any error message. For planned work, include your preferred timing and available downtime.
Can calibration and repairs happen on the same visit?
That depends on the fault, parts and test equipment needed. Include known problems when arranging the visit so repair work can be considered in the scope. Some equipment may need a further visit or workshop work.
How often should our scales be calibrated?
There is no single interval for every scale. Usage, conditions, previous results and your quality requirements all matter. Share your current schedule and any changes in use when discussing the next visit.
Can I include several types of equipment?
Yes. Use the service brief below to list bench scales, floor scales, weighbridges and process weighing systems together. Each entry can include a quantity, so identical equipment does not need a separate line for every unit.
What if weighing is used to charge customers?
Flag this in your brief so the applicable verification requirements can be discussed. Calibration and legal-for-trade verification are different activities. Confirm the required scope before work is booked.
05 / LET'S START WITH YOUR EQUIPMENT
Get the details
ready for a visit.
Put your equipment and service needs in one place. Download a brief to share when arranging the work. Nothing is sent or booked through this form.
For the equipment
your site relies on.