ATP Calibration Services

ATP's in house calibration service covers instruments from new or re-calibration.

Test Instruments and Equipment Calibration Services
ATP offers a 'Traceable' calibration service for all test instruments ranging from temperature monitoring to weighing equipment. We offer a quick turnaround, and will provide you with a 'Traceable Certificate' once the work has been completed. We also operate an automatic 'Instrument Recall' procedure when your products are due for re-calibration. This is normally once a year but if your application demands a shorter period between calibrations (3 or 6 Months) then inform us and we will recall instruments based on your requirements.

From 2010 ATP now offers UKAS Calibration on Temperature & Humidity Instruments.

What's the Difference between a Traceable Certificate of Calibration and a UKAS Certificate of Calibration?

Traceable

Traceable Calibration is carried out to fully documented procedures. All calibration eqipment used has UKAS Certification Traceable to National Standards.

UKAS

United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS). A test laboratory with UKAS Accreditation provides test and calibration services to  International Standards. It has regular technical audits to ensure it can maintain measurement capabilities, compliance to detailed procedures and standards of competence. This ensures that calibrations are carried out to highest standards. UKAS certificates are also a legal document that will stand up in court.

Calibration Certificates
Calibration Certificates ordered with new products or certificates ordered for the re-calibration of your existing instruments are issued at the points listed in each product entry. You can specify additional points, but this must be done at the time of ordering. Price per point varies by certificate. Please discuss your requirements with our Calibration Department before ordering on 01530 566804.

Are your Instruments Reading Correctly?

In todays industry more instruments are being used without being checked for accuracy, yet the accuracy of an instrument could be the difference between losing a whole process or being correct the first time. Also if your company is ISO accredited, then having all instruments used as a controlling element calibrated on a regular basis is a mandatory part of the auditable procedure.

The importance of calibration is not just to check the displayed values are within specification, but also to help you understand the inaccuracy of the displayed values at specific points.

Having a calibration certificate for an instrument demonstrates to your auditor and customers that from the certificate you are able to calculate accurate values, therefore giving confidence in the results quoted.