Discover the gold standard in calibration with the data integrity (DI) version of our ACC calibration certificate. You not only get a top-of-the-line calibration together with the raw data, but also evidence that measurements were taken in a manner aligned with DI principles.
Our unique automated data transcription allows for calibration measurements in a manner aligned with ALCOA++ principles.
Calibration results, including audit relevant data and metadata, are recorded electronically in a clearly structured, easily accessible XML file.
Our global data integrity processes and weighing expertise meet the highest industry standards.
Add a fit-for-purpose check to your DI calibration results to ensure you receive weighing results you can trust.
Get the GWP Certificate as an annex to get a fit-for-purpose check on your own individual tolerances, or acquire Pharmacopoeia Certificates to ensure compliance with necessary regulations.
Our Accuracy Calibration Certificate (ACC) determines the measurement uncertainty of balances and scales over their entire weighing range in their actual place of use. It adheres to the globally acclaimed EURAMET cg-18 guideline. The ACC includes comprehensive as-found and as-left calibration data, along with both absolute and relative measurement uncertainties.
This top-tier certificate is available as an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited version in over 30 countries. Additionally, it features various annexes that evaluate whether your equipment's performance meets your specific needs and applicable regulations.
DI calibration certificates are available not only for the Accuracy Calibration Certificate (ACC) and the ISO/IEC 17025 accredited version of the ACC, but also for the Pharmacopoeia Certificates. Please note that the DI option is available for selected equipment. Reach out to your local METTLER TOLEDO representative to learn more about our DI calibration offering.
Adhering to data integrity principles for weighing calibration is important. Our white paper "Data Integrity in Calibration of Weighing Instruments" explains how METTLER TOLEDO's balance calibration offering follows ALCOA++ principles. It covers key concepts such as the significance of original data, true copies, and the necessity for precise metadata during the calibration process.
The DI option for your balance and scale calibration is included in the ComprehensiveCare contract (with "Service Data Integrity Compliance"). Upgrade to ComprehensiveCare for complete peace of mind with premium service coverage, priority response times, and built-in regulatory compliance.
Various service packages are available depending on your needs, find the option that best suits your needs.
The Parameter Settings Report (PSR), available as a value add to the DI calibration offering, documents environmental conditions and instrument settings used during calibration to ensure compliance with quality standards.
It supports data integrity by recording as-found and as-left settings, including changes, through automated data capture.
This service ensures that calibration data for weighing instruments complies fully with ALCOA++ principles, providing accurate, complete, and trustworthy calibration results.
The ACC documents calibration measurement aligned with ALCOA++ principles such as attribution, legibility, contemporaneous recording, originality, accuracy, completeness, consistency, endurance, availability, and traceability.
Yes, calibration data is stored in PDF and XML formats on secure servers and made available on the Customer Portal for review, audit, or inspection. It will be available in the "Installed Devices" section on the portal.
Data integrity ensures that calibration data is compliant with industry standards like GMP, crucial for regulatory compliance and quality assurance.
By using automated data transfer directly from the instrument to calibration software, secure data storage on METTLER TOLEDO servers, and comprehensive metadata recording to prevent data manipulation.
Industries with stringent regulatory requirements such as pharmaceutical, food, and chemical sectors benefit greatly by meeting Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards and pharmacopoeia regulations.
Yes, it provides certification aligned with balance requirements of global Pharmacopoeias, including Ph. Eur. 2.1.7, USP 41, and JP 9.62.