S.L. 454.2 Art. 41Repeal. L.N. 396 of 2002. Where or printing regulation 2(2), which cannot to the essential and indelibly by the results are the case of devices for the 1. Units of The units Directive Member States Subject (a) SI (b) (c) other For the relevant using simple 2. Accuracy (1) The (a) I (b) II (c) III (d

The Non-Automatic Weighing Instruments Regulations, th 2002 are hereby repealed with effect from 20 April, 2016. Preliminary observation an instrument includes, or is connected to, more than one indicating device used for the applications listed in paragraphs (a) to (f) of those devices which repeat the results of the weighing operation and influence the correct functioning of the instrument shall not be subject requirements if the weighing results are printed or recorded correctly a part of the instrument which meets the essential requirements and accessible to both parties concerned by the measurement. However, in instruments used for direct sales to the public, display and printing vendor and the customer must fulfil the essential requirements. Metrological requirements mass of mass used shall be the legal units within the meaning of Council 80/181/EEC of 20 December 1979 on the approximation of the laws of the * relating to units of measurement. to compliance with this condition, the following units are permitted:

units: kilogram, microgram, milligram, gram, tonne; imperial unit: troy ounce, if weighing precious metals; non-SI unit: metric carat, if weighing precious stones. instruments that make use of the imperial unit of mass referred to above, essential requirements specified below shall be converted to that unit, interpolation.

classes following accuracy classes have been defined: special high medium ordinary specifications of these classes are given in Table 1 The minimum reduced to 5 e for instruments in classes II and III for determining a p. 40. Verification scale capacity (Min) Class n = (Max) interval (e) minimum value minimum value I 0,001 g < e 100 e 50 000 II 0.001 g < e < 0,05 g 20 e 100 0,1 g < e 50 e 5 000 III 01 g < e < 2 g 20 e 100 5 g < e 20 e 500 IIII 5 g < e 10 e 100

(2) Scale intervals

(2.1) The actual scale interval (d) and the verification scale interval the form: 1 × 10 k , 2 × 10 k , or 5 × 10 k mass units, k being any integer or zero. (2.2) For all instruments other than those with auxiliary indicating d = e.

(2.3) For instruments with auxiliary indicating devices the following apply: k e = 1 × 10 g; d < e ≤ 10 d. Those conditions do not apply for instruments of class I with –3 which e =10 g.