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How accurate should your lab scale be?
Laboratory work relies on accurate measurements. That said, some applications can tolerate lower accuracy levels, while others demand the highest precision possible. This means there’s no universal answer to the question of how...
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Why it’s important to weigh your livestock regularly
The weight of your cattle is one of the most crucial data points you need to track if you want to ensure the success of your business. Here are four key reasons why...
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Does a scale have to be recertified when it crosses the border?
A scale doesn’t have to be recertified once it crosses the border between Canada and the United States. This is thanks to the Canada/U.S. Type Evalulation Program. Here’s everything you should know about...
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Inaccurate scale readings: 7 causes and solutions
If you use your scale for commercial purposes, you need to be able to rely on it to provide consistent, accurate readings. Even if you have a quality scale that’s been properly calibrated,...
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4 tips for removing snow from your truck scale
Not only do truck scales have to handle 30,000-pound semi-trucks, they also need to be able to stand up to the elements, including the snow, ice and freezing temperatures characteristic of Canadian winters....
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Tips for reducing cattle shrink when weighing your livestock
Cattle shrink refers to the weight loss that cattle experience in the critical hours leading up to their being weighed and priced on the market. This weight loss results in a profit loss...
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