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UKAS Pressure Calibration Service
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UKAS accredited pressure calibration service for the United Kingdom. All types of pressure sensors and instruments are calibrated by UKAS approved calibration technicians using UKAS certified pressure calibrators.
Product Parameters
Gas Pressure
Absolute Reference: from 14 mbar abs up to 400 bar abs
Gauge Reference: from 14 mbar g up to 400 bar g
Differential Reference: from 345 mbar diff up to 400 bar diff
Line Pressure for Differential Ranges: from 2 bar to 200 bar
Vacuum (Suction) Pressures: from -35 mbar down to - 1 bar
Hydraulic Pressure
Absolute Reference: from 2 bar abs up to 1,720 bar abs
Gauge Reference : from 2 bar g up to 1,720 bar g
Line Pressure for Differential Ranges: from 17 bar up to 1,720 bar
Product Description
This service is approved by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) for pressure calibrating pressure instrumentation in the laboratory or on site.
The laboratory utilises high precision dead weight testers and transfer standards to cover a wide range of pneumatic and hydraulic pressures for calibrating in the lab or at the customer's address.
This service is primarily established for generating UKAS calibration certificates but it is also possible to request calibration reports which are traceable to international standards as well.
You can return your pressure instrumentation directly to the UKAS calibration laboratory or request the calibration to be conducted on site at your location.
To request a quotation for a pressure calibration service please complete the form below for each instrument type you require.
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