Load Monitoring Systems Expands Global Network with 55te Calibration Machines

05 Nov 2025 CW Team

Each system comes with a detailed user manual, and pewag levo UK provides on-site staff training to ensure safe and efficient operation.

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Load Monitoring Systems (LMS) is strengthening its international presence with the launch of new calibration service centres across multiple global locations. The company now provides local calibration services in the UK, Norway, and the Netherlands, with a new Singapore centre set to open soon.

At the centre of this expansion is the 55te Calibration Machine — a state-of-the-art system designed for tension load cells, capable of delivering fast and highly accurate results up to 55 tonnes. By strategically positioning these machines across key hubs, LMS enables customers to reduce transport costs, minimise downtime, and access reliable, locally available calibration services.

“Calibration isn’t just about compliance—it’s about giving customers confidence that their equipment will perform when it matters most,” said Richard Smart, General Manager at pewag levo UK. “Through this network expansion, we’re making high-precision calibration faster, more accessible, and more cost-effective than ever before.”

The 55te Calibration Machine allows calibration providers to:

Achieve exceptional accuracy with rapid turnaround times
Eliminate the cost and delay of overseas shipping
Establish themselves as trusted local calibration partners

Each system comes with a detailed user manual, and pewag levo UK provides on-site staff training to ensure safe and efficient operation. This enables distributors to deliver fully certified calibration services, meeting the same standards as those offered directly by pewag levo UK.

This global expansion underscores LMS’s ongoing commitment to enhancing safety, reliability, and efficiency in lifting operations worldwide.

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