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Head Office

Wetherill Park

Unit 11, 21–23 Daniel Street, Wetherill Park NSW

Contact:

(02) 9756 1944

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Branch Office

Tuggerah

Unit 2, 55 Gavenlock Road, Tuggerah NSW

Contact:

(02) 4351 3600

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Branch Office

Dubbo

Unit 1, 8 Morgan Street, Dubbo NSW

Contact:

 (02) 6884 9873

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to the most common questions about our products, services, and calibration process.

What is trade verification?

Trade verification is the process of ensuring weighing equipment used for commercial transactions complies with Australian trade measurement legislation. If a product is bought or sold based on weight, such as food, produce, freight, or industrial materials, the weighing equipment must be accurate, approved, and verified by an authorised service provider. PCS Precision provides trade verification services to ensure your equipment meets regulatory requirements and provides confidence that measurements are accurate, compliant, and reliable.

Whatis the difference between trade and non-trade scales?

The main difference between trade and non-trade scales is how the equipment is used. Trade scales are used when the measured value determines the price, quantity, or transaction of a product or service. These scales must comply with strict Australian trade measurement regulations and require verification. Non-trade scales are used for internal processes where the measurement does not directly impact a commercial transaction, such as production monitoring, batching, quality control, or inventory management. PCS Precision can help determine the correct classification for your application and ensure your weighing equipment meets the required standards.

How often should I be calibrating my equipment?

The recommended calibration frequency depends on your equipment type, operating environment, usage, and industry requirements. Many businesses calibrate their equipment annually; however, high-use equipment, critical measurement applications, harsh environments, or quality management systems may require more frequent calibration. PCS Precision can work with you to develop a calibration schedule that supports compliance, accuracy, and minimal downtime.

How long does my calibration last?

A calibration certificate confirms that your equipment was accurate at the time it was tested. The validity period depends on factors such as equipment usage, environmental conditions, accuracy requirements, and your internal quality procedures. While many businesses operate on an annual calibration cycle, some applications may require shorter or longer intervals. PCS Precision can recommend a suitable calibration frequency based on your operational requirements.

Why should I use PCS?

PCS Precision provides a complete measurement solution, offering sales, service, repairs, calibration, and technical support across weighing and instrumentation equipment. Our experienced team is committed to delivering reliable results through ongoing training, industry knowledge, and our commitment to quality systems, including ISO certification and NATA-endorsed calibration services. With a focus on accuracy, compliance, and customer support, PCS Precision helps businesses maintain confidence in their measurement processes.

How do I choose the right mass material/class?

The correct test mass material and class depends on your equipment accuracy requirements, application, industry standards, and calibration procedure. Test masses are classified according to their accuracy and suitability for different weighing applications. Higher accuracy equipment requires higher-class masses, while general industrial applications may require lower-class options. PCS Precision can assist in selecting the appropriate mass class and provide suitable calibration solutions to ensure your equipment performs within required tolerances.

What is the difference between NATA endorsed and traceable calibration?

A NATA-endorsed calibration is performed by a laboratory accredited by the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) and demonstrates that the calibration has been completed using recognised methods, equipment, and quality systems. A traceable calibration means the measurement results can be linked back through an unbroken chain of calibrations to national measurement standards. The main difference is the level of formal accreditation and documentation provided. NATA endorsement provides additional confidence that the calibration process has been independently assessed and meets recognised technical standards. PCS Precision provides both traceable and NATA-endorsed calibration services to suit your compliance, quality, and operational requirements.

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