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OIML – OVERVIEW

The history of the International Organization of Legal Metrology

BERNARD ATHANÉ, Director of the International, Bureau of Legal Metrology, 1974–2001

1 The gestation period, up to 1956

Despite the fact that the International Organization of Legal Metrology is relatively young (it is not yet 50 years old), in fact discussions concerning its establishment started at the dawn of the 20th…

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WEIGHTS play a vital role in the Society and we are providing various categories of weights for calibration like standard weights. Read more.

WEIGHTS play a vital role in the Society. Normally we use it to judge the cost of products while selling or buying. During the ancient period transactions of commodities were being made either through the “Exchange” or “Barter” system which failed to satisfy the need of a common man of the Society. It laid down the foundation of a system of weighment and measurement. But every social structure/Elaka (region) period gave rise to their own system throughout the whole world which could satisfy their local needs to some extent only but failed to cope up with inter-regional/ inter-state or international trade as the world was coming closer very fastly.

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Basic and MAA Certificates registered 2015.12–2016.02 Information: www.oiml.org section “OIML Systems”

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How often do I have to calibrate my balance, and what are the risks of not calibrating?

A calibration certificate reports results at the time the calibration was performed. In many cases, the responsible person assumes that the calibration is valid for a year. This leads to the wrong conclusion that a calibration interval of one year is sufficient.Ideally, calibration intervals are defined following a risk-based methodology, for example, what is the probability of something going wrong and how high is the impact? A high impact and high probability correspond to a high risk, which requires a shorter calibration interval. Otherwise, a low impact and a low probability result in a low risk, allowing intervals to be extended.

To forgo calibration is a high-risk strategy. Hidden costs and risks associated with the un-calibrated balance or scale could be much higher than the cost of calibration itself. Using non-calibrated equipment can lead to production problems such as:

Unscheduled downtime

Inferior product quality

Process and audit issues

Product rework and recalls

Environmental changes can also lead to undetected drift or increasing random errors that degrade performance. Periodically scheduled calibration along with routine testing (see below) is the best way to reduce calibration-related risk.To know more you can contact us:

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