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[Fred73]

Hello group, I'm reviewing internal policies and specifically the allowances for weight in a bagging process.

 

I reviewed NIST Handbook 113 and there is a Table 2.5 "Maximum Allowable Variations (MAVs) for Packages Labeled by Weight" that list an allowance of 0.5 Lb for a 50 lb bag.

 

Then if we consider that the product weight also variate due to moisture content then there is a 3% listed in Table 2-3 "Moisture Allowance".

 

My question is, would you agree to set the allowable weight variation of the final product to be in-between 48Lb and 52 Lb?.

 

Thanks.

 

 

[Charles.C]

Hello group, I'm reviewing internal policies and specifically the allowances for weight in a bagging process.

 

I reviewed NIST Handbook 113 and there is a Table 2.5 "Maximum Allowable Variations (MAVs) for Packages Labeled by Weight" that list an allowance of 0.5 Lb for a 50 lb bag.

 

Then if we consider that the product weight also variate due to moisture content then there is a 3% listed in Table 2-3 "Moisture Allowance".

 

My question is, would you agree to set the allowable weight variation of the final product to be in-between 48Lb and 52 Lb?.

 

Thanks.

Kind of Product ??

 

Never used NIST (I recall it can be a bewilderingly complicated manual) but I imagine that for lot acceptance there is a sampling aspect involved also.

[Fred73]

Dry ingredient.