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Product News: Mettler-Toledo’s GWP Risk Check for Balances and Scales

Online assessment tool that provides qualitative and quantitative analysis of balance performance.

Mettler-Toledo
Tue, 01/12/2010 - 14:05
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(Mettler-Toledo Inc.: Columbus, OH) -- METTLER-TOLEDO announces the launch of GWP Risk Check for balances and scales. Risk Check is an interactive online assessment tool that provides qualitative and quantitative analysis of balance performance and weighing environment. In a matter of minutes, Risk Check provides advice on optimizing quality assurance. Quality managers gain insight on improving weighing processes to save time and money, and to reduce waste.

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“Risk Check interacts with every type of balance, independent of model, type, or manufacturer,” explains Martin Huber, marketing manager for laboratory balances at METTLER-TOLEDO. “It offers orientation in the mass of regulation guidelines.”

Risk Check helps quality managers assess the appropriateness of their weighing environment and balance testing frequency. Then, by plugging in real-world data, quality managers discover if their “weighing risk”—the possibility that poor weighing accuracy or the environment are skewing measurements—is low, or if they need to make changes to help ensure safe, accurate, and consistent results.

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