Good Weighing Practice Seminar at Pepsi
Once again Atlantic Scale sent it’s technical experts out into the field for a Good Weighing Practice Seminar. This time the employees at Pepsi (Valhalla, NY) took full advantage of this wonderful seminar. They understand that accurate weighing helps to prevent product loss which equates to a much higher return on investment. The seminar covers everything from the cleaning of […]
A Look Inside The Mass Laboratory
Choosing The Right Mass Laboratory For Your Business There is a lot to be considered in assessing who should be calibrating your balance calibration weights. Not only do you need to ensure the technical competence of the weight calibration provider to ensure traceability and accuracy, but you also need to take into account the weight […]
Gaining A Higher Level of Inventory Control
Star Glo Industries was looking for a way to keep better track of their raw material inventory. The solution needed to be simple, accurate and provide complete traceability. Star Glo has steadily progressed to a leadership position in Swiss screw machining, rubber, rubber-to-metal components and assemblies. Complete vertical integration remains their cornerstone in the industry. […]
New Hazardous Weighing Equipment Produces Unparalleled Results
Citromax Flavors performed a study to determine if they could be packing out their material more efficiently than their current process was allowing. The customer contacted Atlantic Scale Company and together we worked to achieve a common goal. The Goal was faster filling without giving up any filling accuracy and satisfying Hazardous Area Requirements. Atlantic Scale […]
NY Service Manager Completes Tough Mudder
The Tough Mudder isn’t a race, it’s a challenge. Recently our NY Service Manager Robert Clark took part in the endurance event. As a 26 year veteran of Atlantic Scale we knew he had the mental toughness to complete the challenge. We would like to congratulate him and all of the other competitors.
Atlantic Scale Hosts A Weighing Care & Use Seminar At L’Oreal
Recently our Technical Experts held a care and use seminar for the scientists at L’Oreal. The seminar covers everything from the cleaning of your balance to taking high quality measurements. At Atlantic Scale we understand that accurate weighing helps to prevent product loss which equates to a much higher return on investment. To arrange a care and use seminar at your facility, please contact […]
Highest Accuracy for Tank Inventory Control
Weighing is Ideal You can choose from a wide variety of measuring methods for tank inventory control of solids or liquids. However, be advised that accurate results can greatly depend on material characteristics and environmental conditions. Non-contact distance and level measurement techniques and almost all flowmeters only provide a volume measurement. In contrast, weighing technology provides a […]
Long History Leads to Modern Pipette Calibration
If you work in the biotech, pharma, or medical device industries, then chances are that you use pipettes nearly every day without thinking much about them. You know that pipette calibration is crucial to maintain their accuracy, but have you thought much about the path that led to the development of the precision instruments you rely […]
USP Chapter 41 Updates and Breakdown
USP Chapter 41 has updated their testing requirements to determine the suitability of balances. Here is a quick reference on the important aspects and updates: Chapter 41 is a REQUIREMENT for QC analysis measurements. There are two required tests in Chapter 41, Accuracy and Repeatability. Both tests have tolerances of 0.10%. The Accuracy requirement is […]
The Impact of OOT Calibration Weights
In the pharmaceutical industry there has always been a great concern on the impact of out of tolerance calibration weights (OOT’s). “As Found” OOT weight calibration results have always set off alarms and initiated investigations in the industry, not just for calibration weights but for all instruments. In regards to calibration weights used specifically for […]
