Types of Calibration Documents

METTLER TOLEDO offers several levels of calibration documentation to ensure that all your balances are calibrated according to your lab guidelines and within your budget. No matter whether you have to satisfy ISO9000/17025 requirements or follow GLP/GMP or HAACP guidelines you will find the document that matches your needs. See the list below for more detailed information.

BSCF*

Balance Service Completion Form

Lowest level available to satify basic requirements. No detailed results are documented.

BTC

Balance Test Confirmation

Up to seven balances are recorded on this document. Initial and final results for Span testing are recorded. All other parameters show to be checked but no other results are provided.

BCC

Balance Calibration Certificate

Detailed documentation of initial and final results of parameters such as Eccentricity, Linearity, Repeatability, and Span. A Pass/Fail statement is given for the balance.

BCCP

Balance Calibration Certificate PLUS

Similar to BCC. In addition, a basic uncertainty statement is provided.

CR

Calibration Report

The Calibration Report is accredited by the A2LA and is issued in accordance with requirements of the norm ISO17025. This document satisfies highest requirements regarding measurement technology. Included is an extensive statement of measurement uncertainty for the documented balance.

ICR

Industrial Calibration Report

The Industrial Calibration Report is accredited by the A2LA and is issued in accordance with requirements of the norm ISO17025. This document satisfies highest requirements regarding measurement technology.

BCC MW

METTLER TOLEDO MinWeighTM

To satisfy the same requirements but with flexible values for Confidence Levels and Accuracy of Results for customers who work in less regulated environments.

BCC USP

Measurement Uncertainty USP

To satisfy the requirements of the corresponding form by applying fixed values for the Confidence Level and the Accuracy of Results.