A global cosmetics manufacturer sought to improve its process visibility and increase uptime. Installing PowerMount™ weigh modules with ACT350 transmitters while using the RapidCal™ calibration method helped in achieving fast data transfer, condition monitoring, and increased uptime.
Tank or silo systems are often considered critical control points in many production processes. This makes proper maintenance imperative, but it can be costly and time-consuming to plan and execute correctly.
Across many industries, companies are learning that RapidCal™ calibration makes it easier than ever to achieve their goals without the hassle of traditional calibration methods.
This free case study collection presents five real-world examples of these successes.
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Smart Tank Weighing Upgrade
Reliable and Efficient Batching
A biopharma manufacturer upgraded its batching tanks with PowerMount™ weigh modules to improve process visibility and reliability. Additionally, replacing the old flow meter calibration method with RapidCal™ enhanced efficiency and significantly reduced downtime.
Testing at Full Capacity
A large warehousing company was encountering inconsistencies in their silos at high capacities, leading to complaints from its largest customers. The company turned to METTLER TOLEDO to help them correct the issue so that they could provide more accurate and consistent batches.
An Easier Way to Calibrate
Traditional methods for tank scale calibration can be time-consuming, expensive, and dangerous due to handling of heavy test weights. The new and innovative RapidCal™ tank scale calibration method eliminates the need for test weights, making it safer and more cost-effective than many other methods.
Smart, Efficient Processing
A global industrial inks manufacturer sought to improve accuracy, reliability and operational uptime. PowerMount™ weigh modules with ACT350 transmitters and the RapidCal™ calibration method delivered these benefits and performed beyond expectations.
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