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Save on Meter Testing & Calibration Services

Mar 03, 2025

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Are your meters operating at peak accuracy? Find out today. Contact CENTROL Precision Ag, your local Precision Planting® dealer at 641-990-4554.

Meter Testing Services
CENTROL Precision Ag provides thorough, reliable testing and calibration of your seed meters to ensure optimal performance for your planting operations.

How Our Meter Testing Works
  • Meter Setup: The meter is mounted to the MeterMax test stand.
  • Sample Testing: A sample of the seed is poured into the meter, and the MeterMax stand is set to your desired population and planting speed.
  • Error Detection & Adjustment: Advanced sensors count any errors, and each seed meter is adjusted, cleaned, calibrated, and repaired to ensure peak performance.
  • Performance Report: A detailed report is printed for each meter’s performance.
Meter Testing & Calibration Services
  • Corn Finger Meters – $55 per meter + parts
  • Precision & Vacuum Meters – $40 per meter + parts
  • Precision Meter with Speedtube – $50 per meter + parts
  • Additional Charges: A $15 per meter fee will apply if the meters are still attached to the box.
Bring your meters in for calibration today!


 

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