Packing device means a device that, as part of a mechanical packaging system, measures a predetermined quantity of commodity without recording the measurement of each quantity of commodity measured by the device or without being operated by a person who observes or records the measurement of each quantity of commodity measured by the device ( instrument d’emballage) previous enactment Non-automatic weighing device packing device Metric unit means a unit of measurement set out in Schedule I to the Act ( unité métrique) non-automatic weighing device

Measuring tank means a tank for use in trade for measuring the volume of liquid received or delivered, and includes a fixed, portable or vehicle-mounted tank ( réservoir jaugeur) metric unit Measurement Canada office means any office of the Department of Industry for use by persons employed in the administration of the Act ( bureau de Mesures Canada) measuring tank Inspection mark Measurement Canada office In-service limits of error means the limits of error that apply to a device when the performance of the device is tested at any time other than a time referred to in the definition of acceptance limits of error ( marge de tolérance en service) inspection mark Height means, with respect to the height of a letter, the height of an upper case letter where words appear in upper case and the height of the lower case letter “o” where words appear in lower case or in a mixture of upper and lower case ( hauteur) in-service limits of error (d) at any time within 30 days after the time referred to in paragraph (b) or (c) ( marge de tolérance à l’acceptation)Īct means the Weights and Measures Act ( Loi) automatic weighing deviceĪutomatic weighing device Canadian unitĬanadian unit means a unit of measurement set out in Schedule II to the Act ( unité canadienne) examination markĮxamination mark means a mark that indicates the year in which a device was examined ( marque d’examen) examination stickerĮxamination sticker means a self-adhesive label that indicates the month and year in which a device was examined and, if applicable, the month and year of the next examination required under section 15 of the Act, as determined in accordance with section 29 ( étiquette d’examen) height (c) at the time the measuring elements of the device are overhauled or repaired following the failure of the device on examination to measure within the applicable limits of error or (b) at the time the device is examined before its first use in trade (a) at the time the class, type or design of that device is evaluated for approval 2 In these Regulations, acceptance limits of errorĪcceptance limits of error means the limits of error that apply to a device when the performance of the device is tested

Tare weighing boat