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Verification / conformity assessment according to NAWI (2014/31/EU) KERN 965-217 provides documented conformity evaluation for non-automatic weighing instruments under the European NAWI Directive 2014/31/EU. The service addresses legal metrology needs where balances and scales must be shown to satisfy essential requirements before or during regulated use. Offered as one piece, it is aimed at quality assurance, laboratory management and production weighing stations that require traceable conformity evidence. From manufacturer Kern, the assessment is positioned within the weighing-technology support range and references the NAWI (2014/31/EU) framework directly. Users typically apply this type of verification or conformity assessment when instruments are placed into service, when legal-for-trade status must be confirmed, or when audit files need a clear link to the applicable EU directive. The offering suits pharmaceutical, chemical, food-processing and industrial laboratories that operate under controlled weighing procedures. Concise product identification via the KERN 965-217 designation helps match the service to the corresponding instrument configuration in purchasing and metrology workflows.
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
- Standard: NAWI (2014/31/EU)
- Country of origin: Germany
- EAN: 4045761135512
- Technical Information Sheet:
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