Why you should Calibrate?

Reason to Calibrate

01

Can Reduce Costs and Improve Profits

Properly calibrated equipment means less waste. Less waste means costs are kept down and margins aren’t negatively affected.

02

Increases Production Yields

Correctly calibrated equipment such as an oven temperature controller could increase production yields.

03

Keeps You Legal

If you are taking critical measurements for cooking food etc you need to know your equipment is working within tolerances required by law.

04

Ensures Quality Assurance

Calibration of your equipment gives you assurance of a quality product or service.

05

Reduces Defects

Can help reduce defects, deficiencies, and significant variations, brought about by using equipment to measurable and verifiable to national standards.

06

Reduces Downtime

Calibration Reduces downtime because you can use a trusted measurement.

07

Enables You to Be Proactive instead of Reactive

Calibration programmes often highlight failures or problems with products or process not noticed using un-calibrated equipment.

08

Ensures Compatibility

Traceable results ensures measurements (and perhaps products) are compatible with those made elsewhere.

09

Determines Accuracy

Calibration to a traceable standard can be used to determine an instrument’s bias, precision, and accuracy.

10

Provides Traceability

Calibration provides the highest level of standards for measurement traceability.

11

Ensures Confidence

By Calibrating your equipment and instruments you can be confident that your measurements are correct.

12

Improves International Sales Opportunities

By making sure that your measurements are based on international standards, you promote customer acceptance of your products around the world.

13

Enables Sensitive Measurements

Ensures your instruments are measured against known standards of accuracy which is vital for sensitive measurements.

14

Verifies Instrument Performance

Verify your product or instrument is measuring correctly through comparison to National standards.

15

Ensures Accuracy

Using a calibrated product ensures accuracy which is vitality important as part of your quality process.

16

Improves Customer Confidence

Properly calibrated equipment provides confidence that your products/services meet customer specifications.

17

Is Straightforward to Implement

By implementing a calibration programme as part of routine service/maintenance it has a low administrative overhead.

18

Enables You to Compensate or Correct Drift

Critical performance gradually degrades over time. This is called drift. When this happens your test results become unreliable and both design and production quality suffer.