Calibration Services
We provide Calibration services on the following areas with our associates in the following areas
Calibration services involve the precise adjustment and verification of measuring instruments to ensure their accuracy and reliability. Various industries rely on calibration to maintain the quality and precision of their equipment. The product range for Calibration Services may include – Instrument Calibration, Dimensional Calibration, Electrical Calibration, Temperature Calibration, Pressure Calibration and On-Site Calibration
Calibration Services
Calibration services involve the precise adjustment and verification of measuring instruments to ensure their accuracy and reliability. Various industries rely on calibration to maintain the quality and precision of their equipment. The product range for Calibration Services may include
- Instrument Calibration
- Dimensional Calibration
- Electrical Calibration
- Temperature Calibration
- Pressure Calibration
- On-Site Calibration
- Traceability and Certification: Providing documentation that certifies the traceability of calibration standards to national or international standards
ATEX (Atmosphères Explosibles) refers to the European Union directive for controlling explosive atmospheres. Products designed for use in potentially explosive atmospheres need to comply with ATEX standards. The product range for Atex Certified Products Solutions may include
- Explosion-Proof Electrical Equipment: A range of electrical products designed to prevent the ignition of explosive atmospheres, including explosion-proof lighting, switches, and control panels.
- Atex Certified Sensors: Sensors and transmitters certified for use in hazardous environments, such as gas detectors, temperature sensors, and pressure sensors.
- ATEX Certified Enclosures: Protective enclosures designed to contain and withstand potential explosions, providing a safe environment for electronic equipment.
- Intrinsically Safe Instruments: Instruments and devices engineered to operate in hazardous areas without posing a risk of ignition, often used in industries like oil and gas.
