What happens if the scale is not calibrated?

What happens if the scale is not calibrated?

Many organizations are still complacent about continuing to use scales or measuring instruments, neglecting calibration simply because the instrument “still works.”
But the truth is that not performing calibration can lead to unseen risks, especially directly affecting the quality of the product, and may ultimately cause harm to consumers from using a product that is not of good quality.

And here's what can happen when scales are not calibrated:

 Unintentional weighing errors
Although the numbers appear normal, the accuracy may decrease due to usage and environmental conditions.

 Inconsistent product quality
Incorrect weight affects the production formula, packaging, and product standards.

 Increased waste and hidden costs
Rework or waste due to errors is much more costly than calibration.

 Risk of being questioned on the day of the audit
Auditors often check the accuracy and continuity of the reconciliation.
If there is no documentation or the calibration is not appropriate, it may not pass the inspection.

 Affects the credibility of the organization.
Inaccurate weighing results may affect the trust of customers and business partners.

If any organization needs to verify the accuracy of weighing instruments and measuring instruments to ensure the quality of products with maximum efficiency, including preparation for audits, please contact Thai Metrology Calibration Co., Ltd. (TMC). We are an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory.
And we are ready to enhance the credibility of your business with world-class service.