Almost any measuring or testing equipment can be calibrated, including scales, thermometers, pressure gauges, oscilloscopes, multimeters, and more. The specific equipment that can be calibrated depends on the calibration service provider’s capabilities and expertise.

The calibration frequency depends on various factors, including the equipment type, its usage, and the industry regulations. For example, medical equipment typically requires annual calibration, while measuring equipment used in manufacturing may require calibration every few months. The calibration service provider can help determine the appropriate calibration frequency based on these factors.

Some signs that equipment may need calibration include incorrect readings, inconsistent results, and visible damage or wear. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and industry regulations to determine when and how frequently equipment needs calibration. Regular calibration can help ensure that equipment is working correctly and producing accurate results.