Revised Tolerances and Specifications for Commercial Weighing and Measuring Apparatus, published in 1915 by the California Department of Weights and Measures, presents the detailed regulatory standards for commercial measurement devices used throughout California. This essential document outlines the acceptable variations and precise construction requirements for scales, measures, and other instruments used in trade.
Intended for manufacturers, inspectors, and business owners, this manual ensures fairness and accuracy in commercial transactions, preventing fraud and promoting economic stability. It offers clear guidelines for the proper calibration, maintenance, and usage of weighing and measuring equipment, reflecting early 20th-century practices. This historical record provides valuable insights into the development of standardized commercial practices and the role of government regulation in protecting consumers and businesses alike.
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