At MET Industry Ltd., we focus not on a single product, but on the entire operationWe act as the central point of contact behind our partners’ solutions: we assess, propose, install, document, repair, and train — ensuring the system operates reliably in everyday use.
Our goal is continuous operational readiness: whenever weighing, lifting, extraction, or fire protection is required, we provide the necessary tools and expertise.
Installation
Inspection
Maintenance
Repair
Certification
For industrial and commercial scales, accuracy is not a one-time state but an operational matter. We ensure stable measurement, prevent unexpected downtime, and keep documentation in order.
Installation and commissioning, initial setup
Periodic inspection, verification, and maintenance
Professional repair, parts replacement, and restoration of operation
Certification in accordance with legal requirementsin an accredited laboratory
Installation
Inspection
Maintenance
Repair
For lifting equipment, safe and predictable operation is critical. We handle installation, regular maintenance, and ad-hoc repairs, with a strong focus on periodic safety inspections.
Installation and handover, operator training for proper use
Periodic inspection with documented checkpoints
Maintenance and troubleshooting to reduce downtime
Installation
Inspection
Maintenance
Repair
An extraction system is effective when it performs in real conditions: extracting where and when needed without loss of performance. We provide installation, regular maintenance, mandatory inspections, and necessary repairs.
Regular inspection and maintenance with a performance focus
Mandatory inspections and reporting
Ad-hoc repairs and sourcing of accessories/parts
Teaching
Hands-on training
In the early stages of a fire, time and routine matter. Through practical training, we teach confident use of fire blankets and handheld aerosol devices to reduce the risk of personal injury and secondary damage.
When each device can be used safely
Steps of use and avoidance of common mistakes
Short on-site protocol: where the device should be located, who is responsible, and the first 3 steps