Calibration technology by WIKA
Calibrate measuring instruments with WIKA: From calibration instruments to calibration services, you will find the appropriate solution with us:
Pressure calibration instruments
In order to enable you to calibrate your measuring instruments, we can provide you with the ideal solution for each measurement task with the established brands Mensor, DH-Budenberg and Desgranges & Huot. Thus the WIKA product range comprises an extensive programme in all accuracy classes, from hand-held instruments to primary standards and with different levels of automation.
With the calibration instruments from WIKA, measuring instruments from -1 … 8,000 bar (-14.50 ... 116,030.19 psi) can be calibrated at an accuracy of 0.25 % FS … 0.0015 % of reading.
Pressure calibration service
You do not want to calibrate your measuring instruments yourselves? No problem. We at WIKA calibrate your measuring instruments in our owned accredited DKD/DAkkS calibration laboratories, or on-site at your premises with our mobile service.
To calibrate your measuring instruments, as an independent service provider we offer our services for instruments from all manufacturers. And, incidentally, within our excellent service offering, we can also train your employees in all aspects related to calibration.
We calibrate your measuring instruments from -1 … 8,000 bar (-14.50 ... 116,030.19 psi) at an accuracy of 0.003 … 0.01 % of reading depending on the pressure range.
Verification of pressure measuring instruments
We can calibrate measuring instruments or have them verified in accordance with calibration regulations defined by the competent calibration authority.
What is the difference between a calibration and an adjustment?
If an instrument is calibrated and the deviation is too large and is no longer within the manufacturer's specifications, the instrument will be reset. This process is known as adjustment.
You can find further information in the following video
What is the difference between a standard pressure gauge and a safety pattern version?
A safety version (code S3 per EN 837) has an additional solid baffle wall welded between the dial and the measuring system. In addition, the case has a back wall that can blow out completely. The window is typically made of laminated safety glass. ...
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