zero-setting device definition

zero-setting device means a device which allows the setting of the indicating device to zero when the load receptor is empty.
zero-setting device means a device for setting the indication to zero when there is no load on the load receptor.
zero-setting device means a device by which a machine may be balanced, set to indicate zero, or set to a datum position when the load receptor is empty.

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