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GMP is the acronym for Good Manufacturing Practices, a set of guidelines and regulations that establish minimum requirements to be met during the production, packaging, quality control and distribution of drugs, medical devices, food and other regula...
Find out moreAccuracy in a checkweigher refers to the device’s ability to determine the weight of products with great accuracy and consistency against a pre-set reference value. This feature is critical to ensuring that each product meets the required weight stan...
Find out moreThere are different types of load cells, each designed to meet specific weighing needs. In conveyor belt scales, which are devices used to automatically weigh and classify products during the production or packaging process, two main types of load ce...
Find out moreThe price of a checkweigher can vary greatly depending on the type of model chosen and several factors, such as the type of ejection desired, the dimensions and characteristics of the products to be weighed and the level of accuracy required. However...
Find out moreCertifying an industrial machine as "Industry 4.0" means guaranteeing its compliance with the requirements and technological characteristics defined for Industry 4.0. This certification allows companies to access tax incentives or benefits, such as o...
Find out moreFood safety is essential to ensure the protection of consumer health. For this reason, the European Union has introduced a series of strict regulations aimed at controlling and regulating all stages of the food chain, from production to distribution,...
Find out morePharmaceutical manufacturing is a highly regulated industry, where compliance with strict standards and norms is essential to ensure product safety, efficacy and quality. These standards are established by various international and local authorities ...
Find out moreThe IP protection rating (Ingress Protection) is a key parameter to determine the resistance of an electrical device or machinery to intrusion of solid particles, dust and liquids (such as water). This parameter is defined by the international standa...
Find out moreA load cell is a transducer that can convert an applied force (such as the weight of an object) into a measurable electrical signal. Basically, it transforms the mechanical deformation caused by weight into data which can be read and interpreted by a...
Find out moreFAT (Factory Acceptance Test) is a fundamental test that is performed at the manufacturer’s plant before a weighing machine or system (such as a checkweigher, a weigh price labeler or an industrial metal detector), be delivered to the customer for fi...
Find out moreThe term "industrial automation" refers to a set of technologies and processes used to control and manage industrial machines and systems, with the aim of performing production operations in an autonomous or semi-autonomous way, reducing human interv...
Find out moreMID certification (Measuring Instruments Directive 2014/32/EU) is a European regulation that sets out a set of essential requirements that measuring instruments must meet in order to be placed on the market and used in the EU. Manufacturers must foll...
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