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Verification / Conformity assessment according to NAWI (2014/31/EU) KERN 965-229-216 is a formal metrological service that supports legal-for-trade use of non-automatic weighing instruments under Directive 2014/31/EU. This conformity assessment confirms that the designated instrument configuration meets the essential requirements of the NAWI framework for accuracy, marking and documentation. Supplied as a single piece, the service is listed under certificates and is intended for laboratories, production sites and quality organisations that must demonstrate regulatory compliance of weighing equipment. The assessment is offered by manufacturer Kern and originates from Germany. Packaging dimensions are approximately 0,09 m height, 0,09 m width and 0,09 m depth, suitable for straightforward administrative handling and archiving of the resulting documentation. Integrating this verification step into equipment commissioning or periodic control programmes helps maintain traceable conformity status for non-automatic balances and scales used in controlled weighing applications. The product is identified under UNSPSC class 41104900 within laboratory and scientific weighing support services.
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