InnoCal - EW-17002-11 - InnoCal NIST-Traceable Calibration, Hart Temperature RTD Meter and Probe System

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Regardless of the type of thermometry probe your application requires, InnoCal can ensure the accuracy of your meter, probe, or system NIST-traceable calibration allows you to confirm that the specific asset you purchase does in fact meet the manufacturers published specification EPA, USDA, ISO and GLP/GMPs standards require regular NIST-Traceable calibration of all test equipment being used in critical applications Receive your product calibrated and ready to use rather than sending it to a third-party or internal calibration lab and incurring additional delays Calibration service for a hart temperature RTD meter and probe system Regardless of the type of thermometry probe your application requires, InnoCal can ensure the accuracy of your meter, probe, or system! All measurements reported are traceable to SI units via national standards maintained by NIST and performed in compliance with ANSI Z540, ISO17025 and MIL-STD-45662A. See the sample certificate under the More Info section to see how InnoCals certificates provide more information in a concise manner than the rest of the industry. InnoCal is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) under certificate number 1746.01. This accreditation is your assurance that the calibration is performed in a qualified, controlled laboratory which is technically proficient and committed to quality and customer-focused continuous improvement. Our scope of A2LA accreditation can be found under the More Info section. Calibrations on temperature systems (meter and probe) are performed using direct comparison in high-stability liquid using high-precision and SPRTs and displays. Measurements can be performed at four points between -196 and 1300C. Points are generally selected at standard ITS-90 points across the range of the probe but customer-specified points can be accommodated. Calibrating the probe and meter together produces the highest accuracies. This listing is for Each.