National Type Evaluation Program - Mettler Toledo
National Type Evaluation Program - Mettler Toledo
National Type Evaluation Program - Mettler Toledo
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Certificate Number: 01-049<br />
Page 2 of 2<br />
Ohaus, Corporation<br />
Bench/Counter Scale<br />
Load Cell Electronic<br />
Model: Champ Square Scale CQ Series<br />
Application: For use in general purpose weighing applications.<br />
Identification: The required information is on a label glued to the frame of the scale under the platter.<br />
Sealing: The device is sealed at the indicating element as per the Certificate of Conformance for the particular<br />
indicating element used.<br />
Test Conditions: The Champ Square Scale consists of a Champ Square Platform interfaced to either Ohaus<br />
Indicator Models CD11, CD31,CD33, or CW11. The test conditions for the Champ Square Platform are<br />
repeated here for reference: The emphasis of the evaluation was on the device design, marking, operation and<br />
compliance with influence factor requirements. The Ohaus Champ (10 kg and 500 lb) weighing elements were<br />
interfaced with <strong>Mettler</strong>-<strong>Toledo</strong> Hawk (Certificate of Conformance number 99-054) indicators and submitted for<br />
evaluation. Several increasing/decreasing load tests and shift tests were performed. The devices were tested<br />
over a temperature range of -10 o C to 40 o C (14 o F to 104 o F). A load of approximately one-half capacity was<br />
applied to the bases over 100 000 times (each). The scale was tested periodically during this time.<br />
The results of these evaluations and a review of technical information supplied by the manufacturer indicate the<br />
device conforms to the applicable requirements of NIST Handbook 44<br />
<strong>Type</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong> Criteria Used: NIST Handbook 44, 2001 Edition<br />
Tested By: W. West (OH), T. Lucas (OH)<br />
Information Reviewed By: S. Patoray (NCWM)