Calibration & Certification

Calibration is the process of comparing the measurements of an instrument or equipment with a known standard to determine its accuracy. The purpose of calibration is to identify and correct any deviations in the instrument’s readings, ensuring that it performs within the required tolerance levels.

By carrying out regular calibration, industries can:

• Maintain reliable and precise measurements.

• Ensure compliance with international standards.

• Improve safety and quality control.

• Extend the life and efficiency of equipment.

In short, calibration guarantees that instruments provide trustworthy data, which is critical for decision-making, safety, and operational excellence.