Deadweight scales are devices used to calibrate pressure measuring instruments, such as pressure gauges and pressure transmitters. They work by measuring the pressure generated by a “dead weight” on a piston or diaphragm. The pressure is transmitted to the instrument being calibrated, thus allowing its accuracy to be adjusted or verified.
In our laboratory we perform precise and reliable pressure measurements over a wide range of ranges, when when calibrating pressure instruments.
What are deadlift scales for?
Deadweight balances are used to generate a precise, known pressure that is applied to pressure measuring instruments during the calibration process. This action allows the precision of the instruments to be verified and adjusted, ensuring accurate measurements in a variety of industrial and laboratory applications.
Benefits of deadlift scales
- Absolute precision: They provide highly accurate and reliable pressure measurements.
- Versatility: They can calibrate a wide range of pressure measuring instruments in different ranges.
- Reliability: They are robust and durable devices that offer consistent results over time.
- Standard reference: They allow establishing a standard reference for the calibration of other pressure measuring instruments.
- Quality control: They help ensure the quality and accuracy of measurements in critical industrial processes.