The Centre for Medical Equipment Calibration Testing & Services

Multimeter calibration ensures accurate measurements by verifying that the instrument's readings are within acceptable tolerance levels, crucial for reliable electrical work, troubleshooting, and quality control.

To calibrate an infrared thermometer, compare its readings against a known temperature source, like an ice bath (0°C/32°F) or a blackbody calibrator, and adjust the thermometer's settings to match the reference temperature.

Thermometer calibration ensures accurate temperature readings by comparing the thermometer's readings to known temperature standards, typically using the ice point or boiling point methods

Thermal gauge calibration involves verifying and adjusting the accuracy of temperature measurement devices by comparing their readings to a known reference standard and making necessary adjustments

Furnace and freezer calibration ensures accurate temperature control, crucial for maintaining product quality and safety in industries like manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and food storage

Weighing balance calibration ensures accurate readings by verifying the balance's performance against known standards, typically using test weights, and involves checking parameters like accuracy, repeatability, and linearity

To calibrate a thermo-hygrometer, you compare its readings with a known standard, typically using a humidity generator or calibrator, and adjust the instrument as needed to ensure accurate temperature and humidity measurements

Medical device calibration is the process of ensuring a device's accuracy and reliability by comparing its measurements to a known standard, crucial for accurate diagnosis, treatment, and patient safety.