Balance Calibration

Balance Calibration ; Measurement accuracy in production, laboratory, and trade processes is the cornerstone of product quality and legal compliance. We provide accredited balance calibration services at international standards to maintain the precision of your weighing instruments and minimize error margins.

We generate professional solutions for all weighing equipment in your facilities using traceable reference weights in accordance with TS EN ISO/IEC 17025 standards.

What is Balance Calibration and Why is it Important?

Balance calibration is the process of comparing the values displayed by a weighing instrument against reference masses of known accuracy that meet international standards. Over time, deviations can occur in balances due to environmental factors, intensive use, or relocation.

The advantages of regular balance calibration include:

Prevention of Faulty Production: Prevents potential losses in raw material mixtures or packaging.
Cost Savings: Accurate weighing increases operational efficiency by reducing scrap and waste rates.
Legal Compliance: Mandatory for quality management systems such as ISO 9001 and ISO 22000, as well as official audits.
Customer Trust: Protects your brand reputation by ensuring your products are always at the declared weight.

Equipment Groups We Service

Balance Calibration ; With our Rezonans Calibration laboratory and on-site measurement teams, we service the following devices across a wide range from 1 mg to 5000 kg:

Device Type	Field of Use
Analytical & Precision Balances	Laboratories, R&D Centers, Pharmacies
Electronic Scales	Production Lines, Logistics, Warehousing
Industrial & Crane Scales	Heavy Industry, Shipping, Construction
Moisture Analyzers	Food and Chemical Quality Control
Pallet Jack Scales	Warehouse and Stock Management

The Balance Calibration Process with Rezonans Calibration

Balance Calibration ; Our calibration procedures are meticulously carried out either at the device’s location (on-site calibration) or in our modern laboratory:

Visual and Functional Control: The mechanical components and display stability of the device are tested.
Measurement with Reference Masses: Measurements are performed according to the Euramet cg-18 guideline using traceable weights of classes E2, F1, and M1.
Hysteresis and Eccentricity (Corner Load) Tests: The consistency and repeatability of the balance at different points are analyzed.
Certification and Reporting: Measurement results are reported with an internationally valid calibration certificate, including measurement uncertainty values.

Why Should You Work With Us?

Accredited Service: Competence in compliance with TS EN ISO/IEC 17025 standards.
Wide Measurement Range: Solutions ranging from sub-gram levels to high-tonnage industrial scales.
Fast Reporting: Rapid delivery of certificates to ensure your business processes are not interrupted.
Expert Staff: Support from experienced engineers and technical personnel in the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should balance calibration be performed?

The generally accepted practice is once a year. However, depending on the intensity of use, sensitivity of the device, and your business’s quality standards, this period can be reduced to 6 months or determined based on a risk analysis.

What is the difference between calibration and verification?

Calibration is the process of determining and certifying deviations by comparing the device against a reference standard. Verification is the daily or pre-use check performed by the user with a standard weight.

Is calibration compromised when a balance is moved?

Yes. Balances are sensitive to gravitational acceleration and environmental conditions. It is recommended to renew the calibration when precision balances are relocated or transported, as deviations may occur in measurement results.

Which classes of reference weights do you use?

At Rezonans Calibration, we use high-precision reference masses of classes E2, F1, and M1 with international traceability, appropriate to the sensitivity of the device.

Is the calibration certificate valid in audits?

Yes, since the calibration certificates we prepare comply with TS EN ISO/IEC 17025 standards, they have full validity in all domestic and international audits (ISO, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Health, etc.).

Do you provide on-site calibration services?

Yes, our expert team provides on-site calibration services at your facility, especially for precision laboratory balances that are risky to transport and for fixed industrial scales.