Calibration
Calibration is the process of comparing the measurement values delivered by a device or instrument under test with those of a known, accurate standard to determine the instrument's accuracy. If necessary, adjustments are made to bring the instrument's readings within acceptable limits. Calibration ensures the reliability, consistency, and traceability of measurements across industrial, laboratory, and commercial applications.
Key Features
- To ensure accuracy and reliability of measurement instruments
- To maintain compliance with international standards (ISO, NABL, etc.)
- To reduce measurement uncertainty in critical processes
- To ensure safety, product quality, and process efficiency
- To detect drift or deviations in instrumentation over time
Applications
- Manufacturing & Process Plants
- Calibration & Testing Laboratories
- Pharmaceutical & Chemical Industries
- Food & Beverage Processing
- Aerospace & Defense
- Automotive & Electrical Component Testing
- Quality Assurance & R&D Labs
