Description
Verification / conformity assessment according to NAWI (2014/31/EU) KERN 965-228 is the certificate service for Eichung and conformity assessment of non-automatic weighing instruments in accordance with Directive 2014/31/EU. It supplies the formal NAWI conformity record required when scales and balances must meet legal-for-trade and regulated metrology expectations within the EU. The product is offered as a single piece in the certificates category and supports laboratories, industrial sites and commercial weighing operations that depend on documented compliance rather than on the instrument hardware alone. Issued against the manufacturer Kern reference path 965-228, the assessment is expressly tied to NAWI (2014/31/EU) conformity evaluation. Country of origin is Germany, which aligns with typical European metrology supply chains for verified weighing equipment. Procurement and quality teams can use this item to complete the conformity documentation package for the corresponding Kern weighing setup, ensuring the directive-based verification status is clearly attributable and available for inspection, audit or regulatory review.
This article is part of ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Service type: Verification / conformity assessment
- Directive: NAWI (2014/31/EU)
- Country of origin: Germany
- EAN: 4045761119178
- Technical Information Sheet:
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