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Verification / conformity assessment according to NAWI (2014/31/EU) KERN 965-218 is a metrological certificate service for non-automatic weighing instruments under Directive 2014/31/EU. It documents the formal Eichung and conformity assessment required so that applicable balances and scales can be placed and used in regulated trade and legal-for-trade environments within the EU framework. The offering is supplied as a single piece and is listed in the certificates category for laboratory, industrial and commercial weighing setups that must demonstrate compliance with NAWI requirements. Prepared in line with the manufacturer Kern specification for article path 965-218, the assessment confirms that the instrument evaluation follows the non-automatic weighing instruments directive rather than a generic quality statement. Originating from Germany, this certificate item supports procurement and quality systems that need a clear NAWI (2014/31/EU) conformity record tied to the corresponding Kern weighing configuration. It is intended for organisations that manage verified scales, inspection workflows and documented metrological status without substituting the physical instrument itself.
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Verification / Conformity assessment, according to NAWI (2014/31/EU) KERN 965- is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes KERN for laboratory use. It sits in ICP, AAS & ion standards, inside Analytical standards & reference materials, in Lab chemicals.
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