Every Commercial Scale On Record.
Registered. Maintained. Verified. Connected.
ScaleRegistry is the independent national registry where a commercial scale gets a permanent identity, a documented service history, and a public record anyone can check.
Example record: SR-D1BJV70XX2 is registered to SellEton Scales, which was founded by ScaleRegistry’s operators; SellEton is listed on the same terms as every other company, with no ranking or badge preference.
Need to register or inspect a commercial scale?
Registration, permits, fees, and inspections are handled by your state, county, or city Weights & Measures office.
Find your Weights & Measures office →Need to buy, install, repair, or calibrate?
900+ manufacturers and service & calibration companies, each citing its public source.
Find a scale company →Checking a scale model’s approval?
NTEP is type approval for a model — look up indicators and controllers, with the NTEP certificate number where NCWM lists one.
Verify a scale model →Keeping up with the rules?
NCWM and NIST OWM updates, Handbook 44, and what’s changing in commercial weighing.
Standards & news →Registry coverage
The Record
Every registered scale gets a permanent Registry ID and a QR code that resolve to one public page — the record an inspector, a buyer, or an auditor can check without calling anyone.
- Permanent — the ID is never reassigned or reused.
- Public — no login required to verify a record.
- Tamper-evident — field entries are sealed with a cryptographic hash.
- Identity
- Permanent Registry ID, issued once
- Service log
- Calibration & repair events, on file
- Field evidence
- Photo, GPS & signature, sealed with a cryptographic hash
- Verification
- Public page, no login required
SR-D1BJV70XX2 is a real record in the ScaleRegistry system — not a mockup. It is registered to SellEton Scales, which was founded by ScaleRegistry’s operators; SellEton is listed on the same terms as every other company, with no ranking or badge preference. Its latest inspection entry was reported by the scale’s owner and reviewed by ScaleRegistry; open the record to see exactly what is on file.
How a Record Is Made
From first registration to a public, checkable history.
Register the scale
Add the device once. It gets a permanent Registry ID and a printable QR label — no re-entry, ever.
Service is logged in the field
A technician records the calibration or repair on site — a rear-camera photo, GPS location, and a signature, sealed together with a cryptographic hash.
The record becomes verifiable
The same QR now resolves to a public page. An inspector, buyer, or auditor can check it in seconds — no login required.
Built for Everyone Around the Scale
Scale Owners
Keep every device's registration and service history in one place — ready the moment an inspector asks.
Service & Calibration Companies
Log each job against a permanent record — your work stays attributed and on file.
Manufacturers & Brands
Models represented accurately in a national catalog buyers and technicians actually search.
Dealers & Technicians
Pull specs, certification status, and service history in the field, in seconds.
Regulators
Check a scale's registration and history from a QR code — no records request required.
Independent & Neutral
ScaleRegistry is independent — not a government agency, not a dealer, not a manufacturer. The registry only works if it favors no one.
WHAT THAT MEANS IN PRACTICE
Explore the Registry
Everything in the national registry is open to browse — no account required.
Find Your W&M Office
Every Weights & Measures office in the US — all 51 jurisdictions, with county & city finders for CA, NY, NJ, OH, IN, and PA, plus a Measurement Canada office finder.
Find your office →State Guides
State-by-state: who regulates, what the law requires, official forms & fees — plus Canada’s provinces and the Measurement Canada authorized service providers we list.
Open the guides →Company Directory
900+ manufacturers and service & calibration companies across the U.S. and Canada, each citing its public source and mapped where a location is published.
Browse companies →Instrumentation
300+ indicator and controller models across 40+ brands, with the NTEP certificate number where NCWM lists one for that model.
Browse models →Industry News
Standards updates and what's changing across commercial weighing.
Read the news →Compliance FAQ
Straight, sourced answers on registration, certification, and inspection.
Browse the FAQ →In Canada? Find a Measurement Canada office →
Put Your Fleet on Record
Register a scale to get its permanent ID and QR code, or browse the national directory first — no account required to explore.