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Traceable Calibration

'Calibration' means that the test results from a measuring device (or source) of unknown accuracy, are compared with a device whose accuracy is known. This device is universally accepted as a 'reference' and traceable to international standards. Calibration records any deviation from this standard and corrects it when necessary. Each instrument has a specific calibration procedure which indicates exactly how and what must be checked.

Regular and traceable calibration combines the forces of accuracy and certainty and provides you with the key aspect of ISO 9000 registration.

For more information on these services contact us at:
(02) 8850-3333
Email: sales@fluke.com.au

To ensure you realize maximum productivity from your equipment and assist you in building the base for your own ISO quality management program, Fluke is committed to help you achieve the highest possible quality standards. We can help you keep your test, measurement, and calibration equipment at consistently high levels of operation and accuracy. Fluke is dedicated to ISO standards in controlling our own processes and quality of support.

Review the ISO 9001:2000 Certificate of Registration

Fluke Corporation, Houston Service (.pdf) »

A2LA 17025 Accreditation

Limited to specific models and test points at the Fluke Service Centers. Please contact the Customer Service Center for specifics concerning A2LA accreditation, or review the lab scope online at the A2LA web site by clicking on the A2LA Link.
A2LA (External Site) »

Review the A2LA Certificate of Registration

Fluke Corporation, Everett (.pdf) »

NVLAP 17025 Accreditation

Limited to specific models and test points at the Fluke Primary Standards Lab. Please contact the Customer Service Center for specifics concerning NVLAP accreditation, or review the lab scope online at the NVLAP web site by clicking on the NVLAP Link.
NVLAP »