Draft of Delhi Legal Metrology

Draft of Delhi Legal Metrology

Delhi Gazette 

SG-DL-E-24082026-275724

EXTRAORDINARY

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 243] DELHI, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2026/BHADRA 2, 1948 [N. C. T. D. No. 178

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DEPARTMENT 

(DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL METROLOGY)

NOTIFICATION

Delhi, the 24th August, 2026

853. No. 12(3)/W&M/Enforcement/2026/853.—The following draft of the rules, which theLieutenant Governorof National Capital Territory of Delhi proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section

(1) read with clause (e) of sub-section (2) of section 53 and sub-section (3) of section 24 read with sub-clause (q) of section 2 of the Legal Metrology Act, 2009 (1 of 2010), is published for the information of the persons likely to be affected thereby.

Notice is hereby given that the draft of the Delhi Legal Metrology (Government Approved Test Centre) Rules, 2026, will be taken into consideration by the Lieutenant Governor of National Capital Territory of Delhi on or after the expiry of a period of ten (10) days from the date of publication of this notification in the Official Gazette of Delhi as well as in 02 Hindi & 02 English National Daily Newspapers.

The objections or suggestions in this behalf shall be received by the Controller, Legal Metrology Department, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, in his office at Weights & Measures Department (Department Of Legal Metrology), Plot No-17, Institutional Area, Vishwas Nagar, New Delhi-110032 or on email IDs: controllerwmd@gmail.com or acwmhq@gmail.com .

DRAFT RULES

DELHI LEGAL METROLOGY (GOVERNMENT APPROVED TEST CENTRE) RULES, 2026

 

 

1. Shorttitle and Commencement –

CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY

 

• Theserules may be called the Delhi Legal Metrology (Government Approved Test Centre) Rules,
• Theyshall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official

2. Definitions.

• Inthese rules, unless the context otherwise requires;

• “Act”means the Legal Metrology Act, 2009 (1 of 2010);
  • “Government”means the Lieutenant Governor of the National Capital Territory of
• “Department”means “Weights & Measures Department (Department of Legal Metrology), Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi
  • “Controller”means the Controller, Legal Metrology, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi;
  • “Government Approved Test Centre” means a “Corporation/Organisation/Firm/Any other Legal Entity’ approved by the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi for verification of such weights or measures as may be specified under these rules;
• “PrincipalOfficer” means the person in-charge of the Government Approved Test Centre;
  • “Schedule”means the Schedule appended to these
  • Words and expressions used herein and not defined in these rules but defined in the Act or The Legal Metrology (Government Approved Test Centre) Rules, 2013 (framed by Central Government) or the Delhi Legal Metrology (Enforcement) Rules, 2011 shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them therein.

 

 

CHAPTER II

VERIFICATION OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

3. Verificationby Government Approved Test Centre:- (1) The weights and measures specified in the First Schedule shall be got verified either by a Government Approved Test Centre or by the laboratories of the Department.

(2) Any person may apply for verification or re-verification of one or more weights or measures.

 

CHAPTER III

APPROVAL OF GOVERNMENT APPROVED TEST CENTRE

4. Generalprovisions relating to Government Approved Test Centre:- (1) The Government shall notify from time to time the list of approved Government Approved Test Centres.

• AGovernment Approved Test Centre approved under these rules shall carry out verification of weights or measures in accordance with the provisions of the Act, the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011 and such other standards or specifications as may be notified by the Government.
  • Every Government Approved Test Centre shall maintain such standard weights, measures, testing equipment and other infrastructure as specified under the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011 and such other standards or specifications as may be notified by the Government.
    5. Approvalof Government Approved Test Centre:- (1) Any Corporation/Organisation/Firm/Any other Legal Entity’ desirous of obtaining approval as a Government Approved Test Centre shall submit an application to the Controller in the form specified in the Second Schedule and a fee of Rs. Two Lakh Fifty Thousand (Rs. 2,50,000/-) per weight or measure per year will be paid in the form of Demand Draft in ſavour of “Controller, Weights & Measures Department, GNCTD” payable at New Delhi at the time of applying for Government Approved Test Centre”.
  • Theapplication shall be made by the Principal Officer of the proposed Government Approved Test
  • Whileconsidering the application for approval, the Controller shall have regard to the following factors, namely:—
    • availabilityand accessibility of land and building;

(b) adequacy of testing facilities, measuring equipment and infrastructure;

• availabilityof technically qualified manpower;

(d) capacity for efficient and timely service;

• qualificationand experience of the Principal Officer and technical staff;

• anyother factor which, in the opinion of the Controller, may affect the proper functioning of the Government Approved Test Centre;

• TheController or any officer authorised by him may inspect the premises of the applicant before grant of
• TheController shall be the competent authority for grant of approval under these
• Approvalgranted under these rules shall initially remain valid for a period of one calendar year and may thereafter be renewed as specified in these rules.
• TheController shall assign a unique code number to every approved Government Approved Test
• TheGovernment Approved Test Centre shall comply with the following conditions, namely:—
  • Followthe verification procedure prescribed under the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011;
• Getthe equipment periodically verified by the Secondary Standard Laboratory or any other agency approved by the Controller;
  • Notverify Non-standard weight or measure;
  • Submit to the Government, quarterly and annual reports regarding the number of weights and measures verified, in such form and manner as may be specified by the Controller.
    • Wherethe Government Approved Test Centre does not fulfil the prescribed requirements, the Controller may reject the application by a reasoned order after giving the Government Approved Test Centre a reasonable opportunity of
      • AnyGovernment Approved Test Centre aggrieved by an order under sub-rule (9) may prefer an appeal before the Secretary, Department of Legal Metrology, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi within thirty days.

(11) The Controller may suspend the approval granted to a Government Approved Test Centre for violation of the provisions of the Act or these rules.

• The Controller or any officer authorised by him may inspect the Government Approved Test Centre and call for such records as may be necessary.
• The Controller may cancel the approval granted to a Government Approved Test Centre where it ceases to fulfil the prescribed requirements:

Provided that no such approval shall be cancelled except after giving an opportunity of being heard.

 

(14) The Controller shall communicate every order of approval, suspension or cancellation to the Director of Legal Metrology, Government of India.

• The Controller may, having regard to the nature of verification activities undertaken by a Government Approved Test Centre and the potential risk arising therefrom, require such Government Approved Test Centre to obtain and maintain adequate third-party liability insurance coverage against any claim arising out of negligence, omission, wrongful verification, or violation of the provisions of the Act, the rules made thereunder, or any lawful directions issued by the Government or the Controller.
• The following entities shall, subject to compliance with the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder, beeligible to function as Government Approved Test Centres for verification of such weights and measures as specified under the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011 or such other standards recognised under law, namely:—

(i) Regional Reference Standard Laboratories functioning under the administrative control of the Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of India;

• laboratories accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL)under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for calibration of weights and measures, subject to fulfilment of the conditions specified under sub-rule (3);
• laboratories of the National Test House functioning under the administrative controlof the Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of India; and
• Government Approved Test Centres or equivalent laboratories functioning under the Central Government or any State Government or Union Territory Administration.

 

 

6. Renewalof Government Approved Test Centre – (i) The approval granted to a Government Approved Test Centre may be renewed by the Controller, for a period not exceeding five years at a time, subject to the satisfactory functioning of the centre and continued compliance with the provisions of the Act, rules and directions issued thereunder.

• Anapplication for renewal of approval as a Government Approved Test Centre shall be accompanied by a fee of Rs. Two Lakh Fifty Thousand (Rs. 2,50,000/-) per weight or measure per year, payable through Demand Draft drawn in ſavour of “Controller, Weights & Measures Department, GNCTD” payable at New Delhi.

• The Controller may, after such inspection or verification as deemed necessary, renew the approval of the GovernmentApproved Test Centre for a period of not less than one calendar year and not exceeding five calendar years at a time, on payment of the prescribed fee specified in clause (ii) above.
• The certificate of approval issued to a Government Approved Test Centre shall remain valid for the period specified therein, unless suspended or cancelled in accordance with provisions of these rules.

 

 

CHAPTER IV

DUTIES, QUALIFICATIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT APPROVED TEST CENTRE

7. Dutiesof Principal – The Principal Officer of a Government Approved Test Centre shall—
   • establishand operate the test centre independently;
   • ensureimpartial discharge of duties by technical staff;
   • informthe Controller regarding cessation of operations;
   • maintainaccuracy and calibration of testing equipment;
   • maintainrecords of verification and certificates issued;

• establisha consumer grievance redressal mechanism;
  • complywith lawful directions issued by the Controller;
  • ensurethat only conforming weights and measures are stamped;
• ensuresecurity of verification stamps against misuse;
• returnthe verified weights or measures within fifteen days from the date of

 

8. Qualification:

• ThePrincipal Officer and technical staff shall possess qualifications equivalent to those prescribed for Legal Metrology Officers under the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011;

(ii) the Principal Officer and technical staff shall possess minimum three years’ experience in the field of legal metrology.

• theemployees shall be trained in institutions recognised or nominated by the Controller;

9. Feesfor Verification or Re-verification – (1) The fee payable for verification or re-verification shall be such as specified in the Fifth Schedule:

Provided that, in respect of any weight or measure not specified in the Fifth Schedule, the fees prescribed under the Legal Metrology (Enforcement) Rules, 2011 of the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi shall apply where such verification or re-verification is carried out by a Government Approved Test Centre.

(2) Any weight or measure rejected during verification may be re-submitted after rectification on payment of fresh verification fee.

10. Mark of Verification – (1) Verification of weight or measure shall be carried out only upon receipt of prescribed fee together with an application containing—

(A) name and address of the manufacturer, importer, dealer or user;

(B) address and location of the premises where such weight or measure is manufactured, imported or intended to be used;

(C) maximum and minimum capacity, ‘e’ or ‘d’ value and accuracy class of the weight or measure as per the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011;

• A Government Approved Test Centre shall, after successful verification, stamp the weight or measure and issue a certificate of verification as proof of verification of the weight or measure concerned. The verification mark shall contain—
  • theletters “GNCTD” and the code number assigned to the Government Approved Test Centre; and

(b) the quarter and year of verification.

• Thecertificate of verification shall remain valid for the period specified under the Legal Metrology (General) Rules, 2011 and may be renewed for a further period upon payment of the prescribed fee as specified in the Fifth Schedule;
• Aseparate certificate of verification shall be issued by the test centre in respect of each weight or measure, and such certificate shall specifically correspond to the individual instrument verified.
  11. Maintenance and Inspection of Records- (1) Every Government Approved Test Centre shall maintain records relating to verification and stamping of weights or measures for a minimum period of five years.

(2) Such records shall be produced before the Controller or any authorised officer whenever required.

12. Placeof Verification – Verification may be carried out either at the approved premises of the Government Approved Test Centre or at such other place within the National Capital Territory of Delhi as may be permitted by the
    13. Supervision – The Controller or any authorised Legal Metrology Officer may inspect the functioning of a Government Approved Test Centre to ensure compliance with the Act and these rules.
13. Liability – The Principal Officer shall be responsible for any loss, damage or legal liability arising from negligent verification or non-compliance with the provisions of the Act or rules made thereunder.

 

 

CHAPTER V

CERTIFICATE, SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION

15. Contentsof Certificate of Approval – (1) Every certificate of approval issued under these rules shall contain—
    • certificatenumber;
    • nameand address of the Government Approved Test Centre;
    • categoryof weights or measures authorised for verification;
    • assignedcode number;
    • conditionsof approval, if any;

 

• validityperiod of approval;
  • rangeof verification authorised;
  • contactdetails for consumer grievance
• Where any weight or measure is approved for a specific or special use, the certificate of approval relating thereto shall clearly specify such special use.
• The Controller shall cause the particulars of every certificate of approval granted under these rules to be published in the Official Gazette.
• TheController may also publish the information referred to in the foregoing sub-rules in any journal or publication brought out by the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi or Central Government.
  16. Mark assigned to Government Approved Test Centre.—The mark assigned to a Government Approved Test Centre shall consist of the identification letters “GNCTD”, followed by the last two digits of the year of issue of the certificate of approval (for example, “26”), and the code number assigned to it.
  17. Suspensionof Certificate – (1) The Controller may suspend the certificate of approval where—

(a) verification is not carried out in accordance with the Act or the rules made thereunder;

• verificationstandards are compromised; or

(c) conditions of approval are violated.

• No such suspension shall be made except after giving the concerned Government Approved Test Centre an opportunity of being heard.

• The suspension may be revoked upon compliance by the Government Approved Test Centre with the applicable terms and conditions and payment of such penalty, not exceeding Rupees One Lakh, as may be imposed by the Controller, Legal Metrology, having regard to the nature and gravity of the violation.
  18. Revocationof Certificate – (1) The certificate of approval granted to a Government Approved Test Centre may be revoked by the Controller, Legal Metrology, if the Controller is satisfied that the Government Approved Test Centre no longer complies with the provisions of the Act or the rules made thereunder, or has violated any directions issued by the Controller from time to time.

Provided that no such certificate shall be revoked unless the holder thereof has been given a reasonable opportunity of showing cause against the proposed action.

• Uponrevocation, the Government Approved Test Centre shall immediately cease verification
• Provided that where,upon inspection, it is found that any verification or re-verification of weights or measures has been carried out after such revocation, the Controller may, by order, prohibit the use of such weight or measure and initiate appropriate penal action in accordance with law.
• Everyorder relating to suspension or revocation of a certificate of approval shall be duly notified in such manner as may be specified by the Controller.

 

CHAPTER VI MISCELLANEOUS

19. Expenditureon assessment or re-assessment or inspection of Government Approved Test Centre during the calendar year – All expenses incurred in connection with the assessment, re-assessment, or mandatory annual inspection of a Government Approved Test Centre, including transportation, accommodation, and other admissible entitlements of the officer(s) concerned, as well as expenses relating to provision of necessary facilities and cooperation during such process, shall be borne by the Government Approved Test Centre.

20. Risk Categorisation of Weights and Measures – (1) Verification and stamping of weights or measures used for commercial purposes shall be carried out on the basis of self-certification in respect of instruments classified as Low Risk Categories. In the case of weightsor measures falling under other risk categories, verification and stamping shall be undertaken either by a Government Approved Test Centre or by the Legal Metrology Laboratories of the

(2) The risk categories of weights or measures have been classified as High Risk, Medium Risk, and Low Risk, as specified in Schedule VI.

21. Compounding of Offences – Offences compoundable under section 48 of the Act may be compounded in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder.

22. Power to Issue Directions – TheController may issue administrative directions, not inconsistent with the Act and these rules, for effective implementation of these rules.

23. Repealand Savings – (1) Any corresponding executive instructions in force immediately before commencement of these rules shall stand superseded.

(2) Notwithstanding such supersession, anything done or any action taken under the said instructions shall be deemed to have been done or taken under these rules.

 

 

 

PANKAJ KUMAR, IAS Controller

 

FIRST SCHEDULE

(See sub rule (1) of rule 3)

Weights and measures verified by Government Approved Test Centre.

• Thefollowing weights and measures may be verified by Government Approved Test Centre:

 

1. Watermeter
2. Sphygmomanometer
3. Clinicalthermometer
4. Automaticrail weighbridges
5. Tapemeasures
6. Non-automaticweighing instruments of Accuracy Class III (upto 150kg)
7. Non-automaticweighing instruments of Accuracy Class IIII
8. Loadcell
9. Beamscale
   10. Countermachine
   11. Weightsof all category
   12. Gasmeters
   13. Energymeters
   14. Moisturemeters
   15. Speedmeters for vehicles
   16. Breathanalyzers
   17. Multi-dimensionalmeasuring instruments
   18. Flow
   19. Petrol/diesel dispenser
   20. CNGdispenser
   21. LPGdispenser
   22. LNGdispenser
   23. Hydrogen

 

• Anyother weight or measure prescribed by the  of NCT of Delhi.”.

 

 

SECOND SCHEDULE

(See sub-rule (1) of rule 5) Application for Approval of Government Approved Test Centre

• Fullname and complete address of the applicant;
• Nameof the weight or measure for which Government Approved Test Centre has been applied:
• Experiencedetail in the relevant field of the applicant:
• Detailof the organizational structure;
• Qualificationof Principal Officer and other technical staff:
• Detailof the standards available and other testing facilities available with the applicant/centre:
• Copyof the Quality management system of the laboratory, if available:
• Detailsof the Demand Draft:
• Jurisdiction/areafor which application is made:
  • Consumercomplaint

Signature of Applicant

 

Note: Every application shall be in triplicate accompanied by complete documents and terms and conditions. A fee of Rs. Two Lakh Fifty Thousand (Rs. 2,50,000/-) per weight or measure per year will be paid in the form of Demand Draft in ſavour of “Controller, Weights & Measures Deptt, GNCTD” payable at New Delhi at the time of applying for Government Approved Test Centre”.

 

THIRD SCHEDULE [SEE RULE 10]

CERTIFICATE OF VERIFICATION

Government Approved Test Centre (Name and Address)………………………………….. No…………………..

Name of the Officer …………………………………………….

 

I hereby certify that I have this day verified and stamped / rejected the under mentioned weights, measurers, etc. Belonging to Locality

……………………………………………

	Denomination		Weighing instruments				Measuring instruments	Verification Fee   Rs. p	Carriage, conveyance adjusting charges etc.
	Weights	Measures	Capacity	Class	Manufacturer	Type
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10

Total Rs. …………. deposited vide Money receipt .No dated

Repaired by/ Used by

… (Signature)

 

 

 

Next verification due on …………….. Principal Officer

 

Note:- In the case of rejected weights, measures, etc. the principal officer shall give separate Certificate of rejection mentioning the reasons of rejection against each item.

 

FOURTH SCHEDULE [SEE RULE 15]

CERTIFICATE OF GOVERNMENT APPROVED TEST CENTRE

 

GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DEPARTMENT (DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL METROLOGY) CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF GOVERNMENT APPROVED TEST CENTRE

[Under Section 24 of the Legal Metrology Act, 2009]

 

F.No: Dated:

 

Certify that M/s (name and

address of Government Approved Test Centre) has been approved as Government Approved Test Centre for

. (name of place/ district) for the verification of following weights and measures with their

ranges:

 

(i) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

• ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
  • …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

 

 

Certificate No: GNCTD/ GOVERNMENT APPROVED TEST CENTRE/…… (two digits of the State Code)/ 2026/ ….. Valid up to:………………………… ……

Controller of Legal Metrology Copy to: The Director of Legal Metrology, Govt. of India for kind information. Note: in case of consumer complaint please contact ”

 

FIFTH SCHEDULE [Rule 9(1)] – FEE PAYABLE TO TEST CENTRE FOR VERIFICATION OR RE-VERIFICATION

S.No	Item	Verification Fee (In Rupees)
1	Water Meter	(i) Rs. 250.00 for domestic water meter (ii) Rs. 1000.00 for commercial water meters (iii) Rs. 2500.00 for industrial water meters
2	sphygmomanometer	Rs. 100.00 per sphygmomanometer
3	clinical thermometer	Rs. 50.00 per clinical thermometer
4	Automatic rail weighbridges	As per State Government fees
5	Tape measures	(i) Class I: Rs. 2.00 per meter or part thereof (ii) Class II: Rs. 1.00 per meter or part thereof (iii) Class III: Rs. 0.50 per meter or part thereof
6	Non-automatic weighing instruments of Accuracy Class III (upto 150kg)	(i) Rs. 2000.00 upto 10 kg (ii) Rs. 3000.00 above 10 kg and upto 150 kg
7	Non-automatic weighing instruments of Accuracy class IIII	(i) Rs. 2000.00 upto 10 kg (ii) Rs. 3000.00 above 10 kg and upto 150 kg
8	Load cell	(i) Rs. 2000.00 upto 5 kN (ii) Rs. 5,000.00 above 5 kN and upto 100kN
9	Beam scale	(i) Rs. 500.00 upto 5 kg (ii) Rs. 1000.00 above 5 kg
10	Counter machine	(i) Rs. 500.00 upto 5 kg (ii) Rs. 1000.00 above 5 kg
11	Weights of all category	(i) Fees for E1 Class: (A) 1mg to 200g (22 pieces including rider): Rs. 15,000 (B) Assorted weights (per weight): (a) Rs. 1,000 upto 10 kg (b) Rs. 2,000 above 10 kg upto 50 kg (ii) Fees for E2 class weights will be one half the fees specified for E1 class weights (iii) Fees for F1 class weights will be one fourth the fees specified for E1 class weights (iv) Fees for F2 class weights will be one eighth the fees specified for E1 class weights (v) Bullion weights: (A) 1g to 500 g: Rs. 25 per weight (B) Above 500g to 10kg: Rs. 50 per weight (vi) Carat weights: Rs. 50 per weight (vii) Cylindrical knob type weight: (A) 1g to 500 g: Rs. 10 per weight (B) Above 500g to 10kg: Rs. 25 per weight (viii) Sheet metal Weight (other than Bullion): 1mg to 500 mg: Rs. 25 per weight (ix) Iron hexagonal, knob type weights and parallelepiped weight: (A) 1g to 500 g: Rs. 10 per weight (B) Above 500g to 10kg: Rs. 25 per weight (C) Above 10kg to 50kg: Rs. 50 per weight (x) Higher denomination weights: (A) Above 50 kg to 1000 kg: Rs. 1000 (B) Above 1000 kg to 5000 kg: Rs. 1500
12	Gas meters	(i) Domestic: Rs. 500.00 (ii) Commercial: Rs. 2000.00 (iii) Industrial Rs. 5000.00
13	Energy meters	(i) Domestic: Rs. 1000.00 (ii) Commercial: Rs. 3000.00 (iii) Industrial Rs. 5000.00
14	Moisture meters	Rs. 2500
15	Speed meters for vehicles	Rs. 15,000
16	Breath analysers	Rs. 2500
17	Multi-dimensional measuring instruments	Rs. 3600
18	Flow meters	(i) Upto 100 mm: Rs. 5000.00 (ii) Above 100 mm: Rs. 5000.00+ Rs. 1000.00 for every 25 mm”.
19	Petrol/ diesel dispenser	Rs. 5,000.00 each nozzle
20	CNG dispenser	Rs. 10,000.00 each nozzle
21	LPG dispenser	Rs. 10,000.00 each nozzle
22	LNG dispenser	Rs. 10,000.00 each nozzle
23	Hydrogen dispenser	Rs. 10,000.00 each nozzle

 

SIXTH SCHEDULE [See rule 20]

CLASSIFICATION OF RISK CATEGORY FOR VERIFICATION AND STAMPING

S.No	Classification of Risk	Weights and Measures articles
01	High Risk	1. Weighing instruments, of high accuracy class and special accuracy both mechanical and electronics class II & I. 2. Automatic Weighing Machine: 3. Totalizing Machine 4. Volumetric measuring instruments 5. Flow / Bulk meters 6. Automatic Rail weighbridge 7. Automatic Gravimetric Filling Instruments (it includes fill in ml or liter or in Multiples thereto) 8. Discontinuous totalizing automatic weighing instruments (Totalizing Hopper Weights) 9. Compressed Natural Gas 10. Auto LPG 11. Automatic in motion road weigh bridge 12. Liquid measuring systems other than water 13. Tank Trucks 14. Electricity meter 15. Blood Pressure Measuring instrument 16. Water meter 17. Weights for high capacity weighing machines
02	Medium Risk	1. Weights 2. Length Measures 3. Beam Scale Class A & B 4. Beam Scales Class C& D 5. Counter Machines 6. Tubular balance 7. Person weighing machine excluding bath room scales 8. Peg or liquor measure 9. Non-Automatic weighing Instruments, mechanical (analogue indication) / digital belonging to ordinary and medium accuracy class III & IV 10. Storage Tank 11. Continuous totalizing automatic weighing Instruments (Belt Weights) 12. Tapes for use in measurement of Oil quantities 13. Check Weighing and Weight Grading Machines 14. Linear Measuring Instruments 15. Baby or child weighing Scales 16. Clinical Thermometer
03	Low Risk	1. Kitchen Scale 2. Bathroom Scales

 

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