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What Is Calibration?

In measurement technology and metrology, calibration is the comparison of measurement values delivered by a device under test with those of a calibration standard of known accuracy.

What is Instrument Calibration? Why Should You Calibrate?

The process of evaluating the measurements made by the instrument to be calibrated against an instrument known to be making measurements that surpass the suitable limits of precision and correctness is known as instrument calibration. If any variation is found, then the instrument is calibrated so that it can give exact readings and values. It is common for any instrument to lose its calibration after a long period of usage. After the process of calibration, the instrument is good to use again.

Calibration is necessary for:

  • A crucial measurement
  • If the instrument has undergone adverse conditions and cannot give the right reading.
  • When the output does not match the stand-in instrument.
  • Drastic change in weather
  • Cyclic testing of instruments

When are Instruments Calibrated?

Instruments which measure length, temperature, pressure etc should be calibrated against some standard measurement at regular intervals as preferred by the manufacturer. Methods of calibration depend on whether the instrument is calibrated regularly or only occasionally for a special task where a highly calibrated instrument is required. It is essential to get the instruments calibrated every now and then even if they are in good condition to prevent wrong measurements of extremely crucial measurements.

Methods of Calibration:

Data Calibration – This method is akin to accredited calibration except that they are not accredited to the ISO standard and not supplemented by data with doubtful measurements.

Standard Calibration – This is the method used for instruments which are not critical to quality or do not require accreditation. To make sure the standards are operative, it is necessary to document the process.

Maintaining a Record – When an instrument is being calibrated it is mandatory to maintain a record of every minute detail of the results before and after the calibration.

Accurate List of Instruments – It is necessary to maintain an updated list of instruments if your company abides by ISO Standards. An ISO certification is rejected if the instruments are in the list, but they are not physically available.

Inspect the Documentation – Regular inspection of the calibration process is mandatory other than just documenting the process. The changes can easily be detected if the calibration process is closely audited every single time. It is necessary to document the changes as well as to get an ISO certification.

Well-framed Quality Module – It is necessary to frame a module to keep the quality in check. The quality professionals need to follow the same code according to the module to make sure there is regularity in the calibration processes. Only the companies with clear quality modules which is documented on a regular basis will be eligible for ISO certification.

Calibration Procedures:

The measurements acquired from the scale are compared with the measurements of the sub-standard instrument and the calibration curve is formed from the obtained values. If the measurements from the instruments are parallel to the substandard then it is a good enough calibration. Otherwise the readings will have to be taken multiple times. Static input is applied to the instruments and depending on the dynamic response the static calibration is built. Calibrations of an instrument ensures precision, consistent measurements, adheres to the government related standards which results in better and more accurate reading.

Calibration

Calibration services helps to maintain the instrument in perfect conditional measurement accuracy directly affects process performance and lifecycle cost of your measurement equipment and needs to be calibrated regularly. With more than 16 years of experience of standard and accredited calibration. Industrial control calibration services center provide the services necessary to fulfill your quality requirements. calibration certificates are issued with calibration.

Calibration Field has the capacity not only to calibrate but also offer technical assistance to industry in these following measurement:

Pressure

Signal

RPM Rotation per Minute

Conductivity

Temperature

Level

Light

Brix Measurement

Weight

Volume

Density

Laboratories Instrument

Dimension/ Thickness

Sound

pH

Conductivity

Equipment and machines

Pressure

Pressure Gauge

Pressure Transmitter

DP Transmitter

Pressure Indicator

Pressure Controller

Quality Lab

RPM Meter

TDS Meter

Measuring Tape

Dead Weight

Weight Scales

Hygrometer

Dimensions

Refractometers

Torque Meter

Light Meter

Vernier Caliper

Torque Wrench

Spectrophotometer

Portable pH Meter

Temperature:

 

Temperature Gauge

Pressure Gauge

Thermometer

Temperature Controller

Temperature Transmitter

Others

Safety Valve

Relief Valve

Control Valve

Quality Lab

Industrial Calibration

Measuring instruments provide data that can be used to monitor each and every stage of a production process and that can directly impact on the quality of a company’s services or products. Even the smallest deviation in measurements can lead to production issues.

Instrument calibration helps to assure and optimize the control parameters affecting the production process, thereby enhancing the quality of this process. Calibration plays a pivotal role in the implementation and maintenance of international quality systems (ISO 9000, ISO TS16949, VDA, etc.) within companies.

Calibration Service & Instrument Repairs

GIGC provides  Accredited and traceable calibration service and equipment repairs. We are certified to service a wide range of test and measurement equipment. Calibrations are performed in our temperature controlled laboratories by experienced technicians. We guarantee the accuracy of the readings. GIGC Working to high standards, we are confident in the quality of our service, delivering perfect results. We also provide an onsite calibration service. We can deliver the service to a range of businesses across a variety of sectors. We use precision instruments and apparatus.

Measurement and Test Equipment Sales

We supply a wide range of measurement and test equipment including PAT testers, loop testers, RCD testers, insulation and continuity and earth testers, multimeters and clamp meters. With 16 years experience, we have built exceptional relationships with some of the world’s leading test equipment suppliers. This allows us to offer competitive prices on a range of items, such as multimeters and clamp meters. We aim to offer the best price and top level service, always.