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News Release from: Land Instruments International | Subject: Temperature calibration
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 22 December 2004
Temperature calibration sets new
standards
Land Instruments International has consolidated the leading position of its calibration laboratory by setting new standards of accuracy in temperature calibration.
Noncontact temperature measurement equipment manufacturer Land Instruments International has consolidated the leading position of its calibration laboratory by setting new standards of accuracy in temperature calibration For blackbody sources in the range -10 to +200C, the laboratory can now achieve a best measurement uncertainty of +/-0.8C - a performance that is matched only by the National Physical Laboratory
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 20 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Land's calibration laboratory was the first to be accredited to issue United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) certificates for thermal measurements, and to meet the requirements of ISO17025.
Set up originally for the initial calibration of Land's own instruments, the laboratory is used by companies of all kinds whose processes depend on accurate infra-red temperature measurement - and even Land's competitors on occasion.
As well as calibrating and accrediting instruments, it advises customers on the best method of achieving traceability for their equipment and can also provide a recalibration reminder service - especially useful for subcontractors to defence and aerospace organisations. Request a free brochure from Land Instruments International ...
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