Measurement Canada
At ANYLOAD, we provide a wide range of Measurement Canada (MC) certified weighing solutions, ensuring compliance with Canadian national trade measurement regulations. Our MC-approved scales and indicators are rigorously tested by the agency for accuracy, reliability, and durability in commercial and industrial applications. Whether you need precision weighing for legal-for-trade transactions or regulatory compliance, our certified products meet the highest standards for performance.
Class Approvals
Bench Scales
Floor Scales
Indicators
What is Measurement Canada Certification?
Measurement Canada (MC) is the governing body responsible for ensuring the accuracy and integrity of weighing and measuring devices used in commercial trade across Canada. MC certification guarantees that scales, and other measurement devices comply with strict legal metrology standards, helping businesses maintain fair and accurate transactions. Industries such as agriculture, logistics, manufacturing, and retail rely on MC-approved weighing systems to ensure compliance with government regulations and maintain consumer trust.
Why Legal-for-Trade Certification Matters in Canada
Choosing Measurement Canada-certified weighing equipment is essential for businesses operating in legal-for-trade applications. In Canada, any weighing device used for buying, selling, or charging by weight must be tested and approved by Measurement Canada to ensure accuracy, fairness, and compliance with national trade laws.
By investing in MC-approved scales and weighing systems, businesses can trust that their equipment has undergone rigorous testing to meet precise metrology standards. This ensures consistent performance and reliability, reducing disputes and financial losses due to inaccurate measurements.
Beyond reliability, using non-certified weighing devices in regulated transactions can result in penalties, legal fines, and enforcement actions under the Weights and Measures Act. To avoid compliance risks and ensure seamless operations, businesses should always use Measurement Canada-approved weighing systems for trade applications.