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AMC

AVOID UNSCHEDULED DOWNTIME, PRODUCT RECALLS AND HIDDEN COSTS WITH OUR AMC SERVICES!
In the world of measurement, the importance of accuracy and reliability cannot be overstated. Regularly calibrated and maintained instruments are crucial to:

To ensure that our customers’ critical operations continue unhindered, we have been providing AMC services through Gramton Weighing Automations, a Service Provider

Company for GRAMTON make Weighing Systems and Automation, since the last five years.

We provide AMC for all types of Gramton make weighing scales in the Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical, Food, Engineering, Logistics, Automobile and all other industrial segments. Our pan-India network of engineers ensures a quick response to our esteemed customers’ needs. Our team of self-motivated, experienced and trained professionals and engineers, guarantees high dependability and customer satisfaction.

We provide national level verification certificate services for both, machine and weights, by calibrating it against the NABL Standard weights for all classes. Besides this, Gramton also assists in getting Government stamping for machines, right from the procedure of Challan filling, to getting a verification certificate from the Legal Metrology department.

Our strong support network, dependability and high customer satisfaction all ensure that Gramton remains the preferred partner for all your AMC requirements!

HOW TO MAINTAIN ACCURACY?

Need of Accuracy

Why Gramton?

Benefits of Preventive Maintenance

Examples

1. Consider we are using the Capacity of 10kg with an accuracy of 2g weighing machine and consider various weight devations per kg
Machine 1 Machine 2 Machine 3
Capacity – 10 kg
Capacity – 10 kg
Capacity – 10 kg
Accuracy – 2 gm
Accuracy – 2 gm
Accuracy – 2 gm
Deviation – 2 gm per 1kg
Deviation – 4 gm per 1kg
Deviation – 6 gm per 1kg
Per Shift Weighment on one weighing machine is = 100 times
Per Shift Weighment on one weighing machine is = 100 times
Per Shift Weighment on one weighing machine is = 100 times
So, Weight deviation per Day: 2gm deviation per weight X 100 Weighment per day = 200gm weigh deviation per day
So, Weight deviation per Day: 4gm deviation per weight X 100 Weighment per day = 400gm weigh deviation per day
So, Weight deviation per Day: 6gm deviation per weight X 100 Weighment per day = 600gm weigh deviation per day
Min. cost of any material per 100 rs
Min. cost of any material per 100 rs
Min. cost of any material per 100 rs
So, 200gm X 100rs = 20rs per day loss
So, 200gm X 100rs = 40rs per day loss
So, 200gm X 100rs = 60rs per day loss
Considering Working Days 25 in a month
Considering Working Days 25 in a month
Considering Working Days 25 in a month
20rs X 25days = 500 rs per month loss.
40rs X 25days = 1000 rs per month loss.
60rs X 25days = 1500 rs per month loss.
For 1 year 500rs X 12months = Rs.6,000/- per year Loss.
For 1 year 1000rs X 12months = Rs.12,000/- per year Loss.
For 1 year 1500rs X 12months = Rs.18,000/- per year Loss.
2. Consider we are using the Capacity of 150kg with an accuracy of 10g weighing machine and consider various weight devations per kg
Machine 1 Machine 2 Machine 3
Capacity – 150 kg
Capacity – 150 kg
Capacity – 150 kg
Accuracy – 10 gm
Accuracy – 10 gm
Accuracy – 10 gm
Deviation – 10 gm per 1kg
Deviation – 20 gm per 1kg
Deviation – 30 gm per 1kg
Per Shift Weighment on one weighing machine is = 100 times
Per Shift Weighment on one weighing machine is = 100 times
Per Shift Weighment on one weighing machine is = 100 times
So, Weight deviation per Day: 10gm deviation per weight X 100 Weighment per day = 1000gm weigh deviation per day
So, Weight deviation per Day: 20gm deviation per weight X 100 Weighment per day = 2000gm weigh deviation per day
So, Weight deviation per Day: 30gm deviation per weight X 100 Weighment per day = 3000gm weigh deviation per day
Min. cost of any material per 100 rs
Min. cost of any material per 100 rs
Min. cost of any material per 100 rs
So, 1000gm X 100rs = 100rs per day loss
So, 2000gm X 100rs = 200rs per day loss
So, 3000gm X 100rs = 300rs per day loss
Considering Working Days 25 in a month
Considering Working Days 25 in a month
Considering Working Days 25 in a month
100rs X 25days = 2500 rs per month loss.
200rs X 25days = 5000 rs per month loss.
300rs X 25days = 7500 rs per month loss.
For 1 year 2500rs X 12months = Rs.30,000/- per year Loss.
For 1 year 5000rs X 12months = Rs.60,000/- per year Loss.
For 1 year 7500rs X 12months = Rs.90,000/- per year Loss.

"To Avoid Hidden Losses,Its Very Important To Vary Accuracy Periodically"