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HABCO, Inc. designs and manufactures calibration and testing supplies for industry, aerospace and many other applications. We will utilize over 35 years of experience to bring you high-quality equipment calibration products. Allow our dedicated engineers to design for your testing needs.
Hamar Laser Instruments, Inc. has been a leader in calibration and testing equipment for 35 years. We can design laser alignment systems and other calibration and testing equipment. Our lasers are known for their accuracy and reliability. Let us design, manufacture or service your equipment today!
Industrial Instrumentation Services, Inc. has been in the calibration and testing industry since the 1980’s. We offer temperature calibration, monitoring systems, process controllers and more. Let us provide comprehensive service to you, meeting all your process and equipment calibration needs!
Instrumentation Technical Services, Inc. is a leading provider of calibration services for multiple industries. We can offer flow control, pressure calibration and many other types of calibration and testing. We also provide technical support and preventative programs to better serve you!
Hart Scientific, Inc. is your company for calibration and testing equipment of all varieties. We offer humidity calibration, temperature calibration, pressure calibration and calibration software. We are proud of our NVLAP-certified laboratory, and look forward to serving you!
Calibration is the process through which instruments are adjusted to match accepted measurement standards. Calibration ensures precision. As accuracy is essential to the performance of measurement tools and devices in many industries, regular calibration is necessary to maintain quality standards.
Calibrating instruments measure the reading or output of a device and compare it to accepted standards. Once the margin of error has been decided, the device can be adjusted to values identical with the standard.
Numerous sources are available that contain standardized values for the comparison of materials and components. In the United States, the National Institute of Standards and Technology is the most definitive source on measurement standards. Some instruments that require regular calibration include scales, thermometers, speedometers, commercial ovens, lasers, and various gauges.
