What is Weighing Accuracy and Proper Weighing Terminology?
Improve Your Weighing Program and Process Efficiency
Program Overview
- What does weighing precision mean?
- How do you define measurement uncertainty?
- How do you ensure process tolerances are met?
- How do you select the right scale for your purpose?
- Summary and Resources
Accurate weighing is vital for filling control, net content control, legal for trade applications and measuring small quantities.
Learn how metrological accuracy assures process accuracy and remove ambiguity from the weighing terms such as: resolution, division size, readability, accuracy and precision. Are they all the same? All different?
Join us and use the information to immediately improve your weighing program and your process efficiency.
Speakers
Fernada Palazzo
METTLER TOLEDO, Service Telesales Lead
Fernanda is the GWP Champion for both Laboratory and Industrial Divisions in Canada. During her five years with METTLER TOLEDO, Fernanda has helped customers to better understand their calibration process and weighing requirements, to ensure the weighing devices fit for purpose and optimized to maximum performance, whilst their labs and production environments were compliant with regulations.
Dave Cirullo
METTLER TOLEDO, Industrial Weighing Key Account Manager
Dave has been with Mettler Toledo for 28 years, including 18 years as a service technician/service manager. After his time spent within METTLER TOLEDO's service division, Dave spent 6 years as the Global Good Weighing Practice (GWP) Service Consultant and he is now the Industrial Weighing Key Account Manager in the US. He has been extensively trained on weighing chapters <41> and <1251> of the USP/NF and EP 2.1.7. and his knowledge of calibration and weighing quality management has created dozens of partnerships between METTLER TOLEDO and our clients to assure their weighing quality programs are risk-based and scientifically sound.
