Our NIST-Traceable Electrical Equipment Calibration Capabilities
Our highly skilled technicians use a variety of sophisticated tools, including a Fluke 5520A/SC600 calibrator with 50-turn current coil clamp meter accessory, and a Wavetek 1281, 8½ digit Selfcal multimeter, to provide highly precise electronic, amp/volt meter calibrations.
Extensive Benefits of Electronics Calibration
Electronic equipment needs to function properly to be useful and reliable. Organizations that partner with MicronPA for the calibration of their electronic instruments in our accredited lab experience a range of benefits:
- Dependability: An accurately calibrated piece of equipment is essential for ensuring all inputs and outputs are precise. Even a small deviation can lead to significant errors, but when organizations prioritize calibration of their electrical devices and tools, they gain peace of mind that comes from knowing they can trust the results they see.
- Savings: The majority of modern electronic measuring devices will gradually lose their ability to correctly produce readings. Since this effect happens over time, organizational teams may not realize they are using inaccurate output to make decisions. Investing in systematic electronic calibration services avoids the expense involved in redoing work.
- Competitiveness: Any organization that maintains the integrity and precision of its electronic measuring devices with MicronPA can leverage the related competitive benefits of electronics calibration services. The MicronPA website includes an exclusive login that allows organizations to review and retrieve all their electronic calibration service reports. Organizations can use these reports during sales and service encounters to build trust and win contracts.
Whether you work in defense, aerospace, medical, dental, mechanical, electronics, automotive, transportation, fabrication or consumer products, you can count on the exceptional calibration services you get from MicronPA.
4 Risks of Not Calibrating Your Electronics Regularly
Organizations that keep all their electronic measuring device equipment calibrated gain peace of mind. Those that do not may quickly encounter the risks that come from allowing electronics calibration endeavors to lapse.
1. Decision-Makers Could Rely on Flawed Data
As a piece of electronic equipment or machinery loses its sensitivity, its measurements will become progressively inaccurate. Even seemingly minor or insignificant data inaccuracies can put an organization at risk of making poorly informed choices for its internal needs or external partners. Leaders need precision to confidently move ahead.
2. Product Quality and Safety Could Be Compromised
Some organizations rely on electronic instruments to design and manufacture products. If the organizations have not invested in the routine calibration of electronic instruments at their facilities, their finished products may be low-quality or even unsafe. A single product recall can cost millions of dollars to remedy, and it may take years for an organization to recover from negative press.
3. Preventable Expenses Could Shrink the Bottom Line
Waste can be one of the unintended outcomes of poorly calibrated electronics. As machinery begins to produce inaccurate data, the data will inevitably lead to added expense. This affects the operating budget and anticipated revenue for an organization.
4. Brand Reputation Could Become Tarnished
Every organization has a brand. To keep its brand reputation and recognition strong, the organization needs to make sure it delivers on its promises without fail. Imprecise data from electronic instruments that have not been calibrated can erode the brand trust that an organization has grown over years, decades or generations. This can also put the organization out of compliance based on the industry standards it must follow.
Although not calibrating your instruments could put your business at risk, you can avoid issues by using MicronPA’s calibrated and related services.
When you work with our team of calibration experts, you can be sure all your electronic equipment can function optimally and support the needs of your organization. Our services are unique within the electronic calibration industry because our company is ISO/IEC 17025 and ANSI/NCSL Z540.1 accredited to ensure the highest standards are always met. This allows you to bypass the risks that come from not maintaining sensitive electronics.
Contact MicronPA today to find out how we can help your organization succeed.
Most Popular Electrical Gages Include:
- Amp/Volt Meters
- Current Clamps
- Clamp Meters
- Conductivity Meters
- Data Loggers
- Digital and Analog Oscilloscopes, including both handheld and bench models
- Disturbance Analyzers
- FLUKE Multimeters
- Graphical Multimeters
- Handheld and bench multimeters up to 8½ digits graphical multimeters
- Hipots
- National Equipment devices and NI Cards
- Panel meters
- Power Harmonics Analyzers
- Power Meters
- Power Quality Monitors
- Power Transducers
- Process Calibrators
- Resistance (Ohm) Meters
- Strip and Chart Recorders
- Thermometers, Thermocouples, Thermistors and Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs)
- Watt Meters
- Watt Transducers
- and any type of power-related equipment
We can calibrate electronic equipment of a variety of makes and models, including multimeters from FLUKE. Our team can also calibrate multiple types of FLUKE multimeters.
Sensitive electronic lab equipment requires regular electronic calibration to stay accurate and reliable. Equipment that is well-maintained and calibrated can mean the difference between running a successful operation and falling behind the competition.
