Slope’s Effect on Accurate Weighing

Posted on November 1, 2016

The scale is designed with the assumption that the load will be parallel to the direction of gravity and perpendicular to the weighing platform; basically, there is only a vertical force. An uneven balance or scale causes the introduction of a horizontal force which affects the weight reading. The general rule of thumb is that if it’s an industrial application such as a floor scale, as long as all of the feet are touching the ground, the results will be within tolerance. For laboratories, however, and customers who want more than a general “rule of thumb” response there is actually a procedure for determining the exact effect the slope will have on the measurement.

Read more about the effect of slope on accurate weighing here.

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Manufacturer:   Minebea Intec

Industry:   Manufacturing

Application:   Gram and Milligram Weighing

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