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Verification / conformity assessment according to NAWI (2014/31/EU) KERN 965-227 provides the formal Eichung and conformity assessment documentation defined for non-automatic weighing instruments under Directive 2014/31/EU. This certificate-type product establishes the regulatory conformity record needed when balances or scales are used in legal-for-trade and other controlled weighing applications across the European framework. Delivered as one piece and classified under certificates, it addresses laboratory, production and commercial users who must evidence NAWI-aligned evaluation of the related weighing configuration. The service follows the manufacturer Kern designation associated with 965-227 and focuses specifically on conformity assessment after NAWI (2014/31/EU), not on general calibration paperwork alone. With Germany as country of origin, the item fits quality, metrology and purchasing processes that require a clear link between the instrument path and the EU non-automatic weighing instruments directive. It complements verified weighing installations where documented conformity status is mandatory for audit, inspection or market placement purposes.
This article is part of ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
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