Mettler-Toledo Test Before You Invest program

The Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection Test Before You Invest program is a service designed to help food, pharmaceutical and packaging manufacturers make informed product inspection machinery choices using hands-on testing, performance data and support.

Rather than relying on theoretical specifications or off-the-shelf recommendations, the program allows manufacturers to trial the company’s checkweighers, metal detectors, X-ray systems and vision inspection machines using their own product samples before committing to a purchase. This gives businesses the opportunity to evaluate how product inspection equipment will perform in specific application and production environments, removing guesswork and helping to avoid costly mistakes.

Whether the goal is to improve quality control, reduce waste, validate contaminant detection or minimise false rejects, the program is designed to help manufacturers find the most suitable inspection solution to meet requirements.

Each test concludes with a report compiled by the Mettler-Toledo product inspection specialists that provides performance data such as achievable detection sensitivity, weighing accuracy, probability of detection and any production-specific factors that may influence system performance. The ability to compare multiple system configurations or technologies side-by-side is designed to further support smarter, faster decision-making.

In many cases, manufacturers can benefit from validating a system directly in its own facility. For these scenarios, Mettler-Toledo offers short-term rental equipment as part of the Test Before You Invest program. Manufacturers in Asia and Australia are encouraged to contact their local Mettler-Toledo representative to explore testing and rental options tailored to their region.

After testing is complete, manufacturers can speak directly with Mettler-Toledo engineers to discuss the results in detail, ask questions about integration and explore additional tools that can support long-term performance.