Thermometer Calibration Service
Thermometers are one of the most commonly used instruments today and are used in almost all types of industries. Temperature measurement is particularly critical in commercial applications involving dry heat ovens and furnaces, cool rooms, refrigerated trucks, medical freezers, IR thermometers, and many more!
Despite thermometers being simple instruments, it is important for them to be correctly calibrated to ensure their accuracy. The consequences of a poor thermometer calibration service could result in freezers being too warm and furnaces being too cold.
The team at Calworld Technologies are qualified professionals who can assist and answer any queries you may have regarding temperature calibrations. It is our goal to ensure that your thermometers are reading accurately. Our guaranteed service ensures we are accountable to you, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch today.
FRIDGE & FREEZER CALIBRATION
Fridge calibrations and freezer calibrations are a common type of temperature calibrations in the food and beverage industry. Food is sensitive to the temperature it is kept at, and so it is vital to have proper temperature calibrations to ensure precise readings. Uncalibrated fridges and freezers can lead to potential food spoilages and unsafe storage conditions. This risks the safety and jeopardizes the health of both employees and customers. Calworld Technologies provides fridge and freezer calibration services that are in line with national and international standards, including HACCP. Contact us today to find out more!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
-
The thermometer (unit under test) is placed in a stable reference environment. This U.U.T reading is then compared with the master reading from a reference thermometer placed in the same stable temperature environment. It is important that the reference thermometer is itself calibrated to standards to ensure traceability in the calibration reports.
-
All industries and organisations that have abide by a quality management system must have their instruments calibrated. Regulatory bodies may have different tolerances for inaccuracies in thermometers used, but this does not mean that thermometer calibration shouldn’t be carried out.