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Rice Lake offers NIST traceable weight calibration testing, certification and metrology services in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and surrounding states. Rice Lake’s metrology laboratories have an industry-leading 4-day calibration turnaround making it easy to certify your scales and test weights.
Whether manufactured by Rice Lake or a different company, we offer recalibration and certification processes for all manufactured test weights.
Rice Lake provides three different certificates for weight calibration services. Depending on your application, unique qualifications may apply for each scale weight calibration certification or recertification. Rice Lake offers the following certification options:
We provide laser marking on calibration weights for simplified identification.
Calibration weights are marked with alpha-numeric ID numbers to make it easier for users to identify the weight sets and assist with traceability.
Rice Lake's metrology staff has over 200 years of combined experience and provides a variety of services including weight recalibration and certification for all manufactured test weights. Our metrologists will collaborate with you to find a solution for your unique application and are dedicated to providing the best in quality and service.
Publish Date: 2/16/2017
It is important that your calibration weights arrive at our labs undamaged. To pack your weights safely, please follow our 5 steps.
Publish Date: 5/12/2025
Routine scale calibration is critical for maintenance and dependability. To ensure every scale is properly calibrated, weights are classified by various styles, certifications, finishes and weights. However, all calibration weights serve the same function: they are known standards used to check and adjust a weighing system.
Publish Date: 11/26/2019
Beginning January 1, 2020, Class F calibration weights will no longer be sold for legal metrology use. New weights for use as field standards placed into service for weights and measures use after this date must comply with all of the requirements of NIST Handbook 105-1 (2019).
