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| information to use in comparisons. This type of program is able to store all the history of calibrated weighing instruments, including information for other measuring devices. It is also handy for monitoring measuring systems. The most important aspect of a calibration program is that it allows the user to select the calibration method that corresponds to the required level of measuring tolerance, and it displays the history of calibrations and in this way provides the user with comprehensive information concerning measuring capability. | ||||||||
| Calibration itself, however, is a short-term process; the idea is that the weighing instrument remains in good working condition until the next calibration. | ||||||||
| The purpose of calibration and complete confirmation Calibration is a process where the user is able to confirm the correct function of the weighing instrument based on selected information. The user must define the limits for permitted deviation from a true value and required measuring tolerance. If these values are exceeded, an adjustment or maintenance is necessary. Calibration itself, however, is a short-term process; the idea is that the weighing instrument remains in good working condition until the next calibration. For this reason, the user | ||||||||
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