Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Part XI : Measuring instruments and containers used for prescribed purposes |
43. Measurement units, prefixes, symbols and their usage
44. Permissible nominal values (denominations) of weights and of material measures
46. Use of units for indication for results of measurements
47. Form of values of graduations
48. Reading by simple juxtaposition
49. Advance of indication by digital indicators
50. Extent of rounding error permitted
51. Indication by several indicators
53. Measuring instruments acquired unverified to be verified before use for prescribed purpose
54. Measuring instruments deemed to be unverified after having been re-installed
55. Acceptability of declared quantity
56. Method of determining tare or gross mass of containers, railway trucks or road vehicles
57. Weighing instruments used for determining axle mass loads of vehicles
58. Measuring instruments not intended for use for prescribed purpose
59. Duties of person submitting or using measuring instruments
60. Verification on premises of designated repair or verification body
61. Marking of number of approval certificate
63. Interchangeable or reversible parts
64. Marking of capacity or denomination
65. Affixing of verification mark
66. Defacing of verification mark and authority for further use
67. New and used measuring instruments
68. Weighing instruments: Position of balance and means of balancing at zero load
69. Placing of indicators of weighing instruments
70. Construction and strength of weighing instruments and measuring instruments
71. Positioning of weighing instruments
73. Steelyards and travelling or sliding poises on weighing instruments
74. Testing of movable and suspended weighing instruments
75. Testing of fixed weighing instruments
76. Testing of weighing instruments for error
78. Testing of weighing instruments for repeatability
79. Testing of weighing instruments for constancy when load is kept on measuring instrument
80. Testing of weighing instruments for constancy at zero balance
81. Testing of vibrating weighing instruments for sensitivity
82. Testing of weighing instruments for strength of levers
83. Testing of weighing instruments on movement of knife-edges and bearings
84. Conventional weighing instruments
86. Responsibilities of users of measuring instruments
87. Weights for coarse measurement
88. Weights for fine measurement
89. Conformity to appropriate technical regulations
91. Automatic rail-weighbridges
92. Automatic weighing instruments
93. Cream test beam scales and torsion balances index
94. Road vehicle scale for determination of the mass of road vehicles in motion or axle by axle
95. Conventional length measuring instruments
96. Length measuring instruments including self-indicating measures of length
97. Area-measuring instruments
98. Conventional measures of volume
100. Graduated glass measures for pharmaceutical dispensing and comparable measurement
105. Vehicle tanks provided with gauges
107. Measuring devices and systems for measurement of cryogenic liquids and specified liquid gases
108. Liquid meters and liquid meter systems
110. Liquefied petroleum gas meter systems
111. Liquid meter systems for predetermined quantities
112. Lubricating oil dispensers
115. Gas meters for domestic use
116. Vessels or containers used for sale of liquids
