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The calibrator and process documenting equipment is used to make sure that measuring equipment and production or control processes are operating within established parameters, ensuring the accuracy, reliability and consistency of the results obtained. This equipment has two main functions:
- Instrument calibration: They are used to adjust and verify measuring instruments such as thermometers, pressure gauges and flow meters, among others, making sure these instruments provide accurate measurements in accordance with established standards.
- Process documentation: They help record and maintain a history of the calibrations performed. This is essential for complying with quality regulations and regulatory standards, such as those found in industries like pharmaceutical, automotive, food or energy. Documentation also facilitates audits and performance analysis, ensuring that procedures remain within established ranges to guarantee the quality and safety of the final product.
What is a multifunction process calibrator?
Multifunction calibrators can be described as “do-it-all instruments” and are generally portable, able to measure and source multiple DC signals such as voltage, current, frequency, pulse, resistance and power. They can be equipped with special probes to give them the ability to measure current and voltage.
· Performs pass/fail calculations and as-found/as-left data checks
· Allows multiple calibration records to be open simultaneously
· Technicians can save incomplete calibration records for work in progress
· The use of check standards can be approved only for certain specific types of instruments
· Reverse traceability to track affected instruments, if necessary
· Linking of master records to standard operating procedures and other documents
· Automatic sending of reminders, alerts and notices
· Ability to automatically recalculate high/low tolerances during field calibrations
· Upload of logged data captured in the field
· Ability to view pre-structured associations of instruments with loop or equipment records in a hierarchical format
