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UKAS Calibration uses a calibration procedure that has been carried out in a laboratory that has been independently audited and accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS). For industries that operate with tight design tolerances, such as defence, aerospace, or pharmaceutical, being confident in the calibration and measurement techniques used is essential.
Accurate measurements and tests carried out in compliance with best practice standards are important for entrusting your data logger calibration in the hands of highly trained, expert technicians.
A manufacturer calibration, traceable to National Standards, is often sufficient in proving the readings of the Tinytag data logger at the time of measurement. For Tinytag customers in regulated industries who require UKAS-accredited calibration certificates for internal and external audits, this service is performed by our trusted partner, Valcomm.
With years of experience and a team of skilled professionals, choosing Valcomm for your UKAS calibration needs means choosing excellence, reliability, and precision. UKAS-accredited laboratories adhere to strict quality standards and ensure your calibration meets all the relevant national and international regulatory requirements.
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Tinytag Service Calibration includes calibration of your data logger against an instrument of known accuracy, battery replacement and a certificate confirming your data logger's accuracy at the time of measuring.
Calibration is the process of comparing the readings of a measuring device against an instrument that has a known accuracy. For Tinytag data loggers, calibration involves comparing the readings of your data logger with a UKAS-calibrated instrument to determine the accuracy of the data logger.
Data loggers are calibrated at 'calibration points' - specific measurement points within the data logger's measurement range. Loggers can be calibrated at standard points or at points which are specific to your application. This article will help you choose the correct calibration points for your data logger.
