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Calibrators and calibrations cost money, and the more accurate the calibrator is, the more expensive it is. So, a very important question when…

The number of ways in which a device can be calibrated and figuring out which device to use for every situation to achieve the best results can be…

Would a standard by any other name still calibrate as accurately?

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for ventilators is high. Ventilators are complex medical devices that move breathable air, sometimes…

Measuring instruments that are sent off for recalibration will return with a calibration certificate full of important data about the device. On…

Low gauge pressure calibration is one of the more delicate procedures within a calibration lab.

The technological advancements in cars are often by-products of an engine test stand. A test stand, or test cell, is a controlled facility in…

Most people have flown in an airplane during their lifetime. Some of us have even had the nerve-wracking moment of seeing another plane in the sky…

A lot of confusion exists around the ‘traceability’ of calibrations. With multiple agencies, countries and standards, this leads to a…

Many steps in calibrating an instrument - whether temperature or pressure - don’t actually involve calibration. Setting up weights, heating or…