Calibration services involve verifying and adjusting the accuracy of measuring instruments and equipment. This process ensures that equipment provides reliable and accurate readings, which is crucial for various industries and applications. Calibration services often include instrument inspection, testing, adjustments, and the issuance of calibration certificates. 

Key aspects of calibration services:

• Purpose: To ensure that measuring instruments and equipment are operating within their specified accuracy and reliability.
• Process: Calibration involves comparing the device under test (DUT) with a recognized reference standard to identify any errors or deviations.
• Adjustments: If errors are detected, the DUT can be adjusted to improve its measurement precision.
• Documentation: Upon completion of calibration, a detailed certificate is provided, documenting the results and traceability.
• Types of Calibration: Various types of calibration services are available, including electrical, dimensional, temperature, pressure, flow, force, and mass calibration, among others.
• On-site vs. Laboratory: Some providers offer on-site calibration services, while others conduct calibration in a certified and controlled laboratory environment.