ACCURATE INDIA INSTRUMENTS

Validation

Process Validation

Cleaning Validation

Computerized System Validation

Qualification

Design Qualification

Clean Room Qualification

Equipment Qualification

Design Project

Laboratory Design

Automated System Design

Designed Layout customized to End User

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Accurate India is a solutions provider for linear dimensional measuring needs of the engineering and metal working industry. We manufacture a wide range of products including precision hand-held measuring instruments (micrometers, calipers, dial gauges, Air gauge, Plug gauge, Snap Gauge, Thread Plug / Ring Gauge etc.), thread gauges and multi gauging solutions driven by air-electronic systems and computer software.
are accredited as per ISO/IEC 17025 by NABL, India (National Accreditation Board for Testing & Calibration Laboratories).

Having a state-of-the-art infrastructure, our biggest asset, Experienced Personnel, has given us an edge required for producing high quality reliable products, consistently year on year..

Instrument Calibration! How Often Should You do it

Why calibrate?

Periodic calibration of measuring instruments ensures the given precision of measurements throughout the service life of the device. All measuring sensors tend to become less accurate due to adverse environmental effects, different stresses, and over time.

The degree of these changes varies from device to device. For example, a voltage sensor retains its properties for many years, and a humidity sensor used for monitoring the process of sterilization with oxide ethylene retains its properties for 3 to 6 months..

Scope of Calibration

Accuracy

High accuracy in calibration is achieved by using up-to-date reference instruments traceable to national or international standards.

Speed

Applied calibration methods allow to automate the process fully and reduce time spent on calibration.

Equipment

The laboratory is equipped with up-to-date instruments to conduct calibration of temperature, humidity, and pressure data loggers.

Quality Control

testing and adjusting the instrument or test system readout to establish a correlation between the instrument's measurement of the substance being tested and the actual concentration of the substance.