Good morning all.
Found this site by accident whilst looking for something else. Just wondered if anybody still uses a dead weight tester and if they do is it just to check the gauge or do you actually calibrate them. I know most gauges are now sealed at the back and you cannot easily get to the zero screw if they have one or range screw.
Or is the dead weight tester covered in dust in the corner of the workshop.
Any responses would be nice just to see if the art of dead weight tester calibration is no more.
Found this site by accident whilst looking for something else. Just wondered if anybody still uses a dead weight tester and if they do is it just to check the gauge or do you actually calibrate them. I know most gauges are now sealed at the back and you cannot easily get to the zero screw if they have one or range screw.
Or is the dead weight tester covered in dust in the corner of the workshop.
Any responses would be nice just to see if the art of dead weight tester calibration is no more.