The measurement points, where calibration is carried out along the measuring range of the instrument, are defined by technical standards or by Inmetro itself. If the customer has “specific points”, just inform them when contracting the service.

After every calibration, the measuring instrument receives a seal called a calibration label. It contains the number of the calibration certificate, the calibration date and the expiration date (inform at the time of contracting, if any). In addition, if the customer has his own identification code (Tag) just send it to us and we will record it on the measuring instrument.

Every calibration has an expiration date, but this basically depends on the frequency of use of the instrument, severity and environmental weather, handling, storage and degree of accuracy of the instrument. Identical measuring instruments, calibrated on the same date, may have different validity according to the above parameters. Therefore, it is up to the customer to define the appropriate validity for their measuring instrument, which can vary between days, months and even years. Remembering that, during the period of validity, if the measuring instrument suffers any damage, it is necessary to adjust and calibrate it again. We at Instrutemp recommend to our customers that the calibration is carried out once a year

According to quality standards, such as ISO9001 (item 7.6), all measurement instruments that influence the control of the company's processes must be calibrated with traceability to national (RBC/INMETRO) or international bodies.

Our Calibration Certificates are valid for all quality management system standards, such as ISO9001, ISO14001, OHSAS18001, ISO/IEC17025, PBQP-H, ANVISA, ANAC, as it has traceability to RBC/INMETRO and/or recognized by INMETRO.

Measurement uncertainty can be understood as the “doubt” around the result obtained during calibration. By definition, no measurement is 100% accurate, but the smaller the measurement uncertainty, or “doubt,” attributed to the result, the more reliable the measurement. Calibration Laboratories with lower uncertainties express more reliable results than Calibration Laboratories with higher measurement uncertainty.

Reference Standard is a measuring instrument with a degree of accuracy, precision and uncertainty, calibrated by Calibration Laboratories belonging to the RBC - Brazilian Calibration Network or international organizations recognized by INMETRO, thus composing the measurement traceability chain.< /p>

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It is the correction of measurement errors identified in the calibration process. After maintenance or adjustment, a new calibration must be carried out.

No, the purpose of calibration is to inform the customer of measurement errors at that exact moment, as a “photograph” of the instrument. With this, the customer is able to assess how the instrument was performing during the previous period of use, making it possible to identify failures in the measurement process, even recalls. In this case it is necessary to carry out maintenance, or adjustment, of the measuring instrument

Instrutemp is not responsible for the freight cost of the equipment sent for technical assistance. The cost is the full responsibility of the customer.