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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…

Accuracy is the measure of a calibration product’s performance and quality. While accuracy is the most popular indicator of quality, not all…

In calibrating pressure transducers and transmitters, a standard field practice is to perform a simple one-point calibration. This is performed at…

Resistance temperature devices or detectors (RTDs) are some of the most common sensors in the world, with applications spanning across all…

The difference between traceable and accredited calibrations is a common question customers have when trying to determine what their products…