Pressure Calibration.
Guaranteed in 5 working days or less – simply better service
International standard calibrations
Calibrations performed to ISO 837-1:1998 and ISO 837-3:1998 standards
Laboratory pressure calibrations.
Keeping your pressure gauges, indicators and sensors calibrated and providing accurate readings.
Laboratory calibrations of:
We calibrate many brands of pressure gauges and measuring devices, keeping your pressure equipment reliable and accurate.
Benefits of having your equipment calibrated at our laboratory:
Onsite pressure calibrations.
Ideal for when your items can’t leave site or too bulky to send to us
Onsite calibrations of:
The following items can be calibrated at your premises by our mobile calibration lab.
Absolute pressure instruments
Digital Pressure Indicator
Magnehelic gauges (50 - 2500 Pa)
Pressure chart recorders- Pressure Gauges (-0.9 to 1000 bar)
Pressure indicators (-0.9 to 1000 bar)
Pressure PLC displays/ HMI’s
Pressure Sensors (-0.9 to 1000 bar)
Pressure transducers (-0.9 to 1000 bar)
Pressure Transmitters (-0.9 to 1000 bar)
Tyre Pressure Gauge
Tyre pressure indicators
Vacuum Gauge (-0.9 to 1000 bar)- Vacuum indicators (-0.9 to 1000 bar)
Benefits of having your equipment calibrated at your premises:
Get a pressure calibration price:
Complete the form to get a quick quote.
Quantity discounts available when booking in 10 or more items for calibration.
FURTHER DISCOUNTS.
If you don’t require a 5 day turnaround, you can qualify for further discounts depending on how long you can wait for your items to be calibrated.
There are 4 ways you can get your items to us for calibration:
COLLECTION & RETURN
For hassle-free calibrations, we recommend you use our collect and return service for 8 or more items, carried out by one of our local technicians.
CUSTOMER
SHIPPING.
Make a saving per item by sending your torque equipment to our Calibration Laboratory via your own preferred delivery method and we’ll return the items by courier.
LOCAL
DROP-OFF.
Drop-off and collect your torque equipment in person at our Calibration Laboratory in Birmingham. Optional same-day fast track turnaround available**, subject to availability.
ON SITE
CALIBRATION.
Our mobile team of technicians can be booked to visit your premises and calibrate your temperature, pressure and electrical instruments.
*Minimum of 8 items per box. **For fast tracked calibrations, drop-off and collect your equipment in person from our Calibration Laboratory in Birmingham, to receive a same-day turnaround.
We offer expert pressure gauge calibration:
With such frequent use and the assumed simplicity of the equipment, pressure gauges are often overlooked when it comes to maintenance.
To ensure they remain accurate, pressure gauges need to be calibrated at regular intervals, as using inaccurate equipment could lead to safety issues, production downtime or faulty products.
It is strongly advisable to calibrate pressure gauges once every 12 months. If left any longer, there is a possibility the equipment will drift out of specification, which would make the history of the instrument difficult to prove and may cause major production / process issues.
Pressure calibration service FAQ.
The answers to questions we get asked most frequently.
#1 Why calibrate a pressure gauge?
Pressure gauges are commonly used within a variety of industries and sectors. From processes as straightforward as inflating car tyres, all the way through to the complexities of manufacturing aerospace parts. However, with such frequent use and the assumed simplicity of the equipment, pressure gauges are often overlooked when it comes to maintenance.
To ensure they remain accurate, pressure gauges need to be calibrated at regular intervals, as using inaccurate equipment could lead to safety issues, production downtime or faulty products.
#2 What is pressure gauge calibration?
Pressure gauge calibration can be performed through a variety of methods, including using a pneumatic/ hydraulic test pump (with an appropriately ranged and highly accurate reference gauge) or a pressure deadweight tester. Whichever option you choose should be carried out by experienced professionals using high quality, certified calibration equipment.
Using a suitable pressure media (gas or liquid), a test pump applies simultaneous pressure through the input ports found on either side of the pump, to the pressure gauge being tested as well as to a digital reference gauge. The readings on both are then compared to identify any discrepancies, this process is called calibration through comparison.
While a pressure deadweight tester (also known as a pressure balance) compares the pressure gauge being tested against a set of weights, taking into account a number of factors including gravity, buoyancy and revolutions per second – this type of calibration is often performed on pressure gauges where higher accuracy is needed.
After the test has taken place a calibration certificate must be provided with a record of the calibration results, including the calibration intervals and error limits, which should be kept to understand the instrument’s condition. No matter which calibration method is used, if any of the discrepancies are greater than the tolerance that has been defined, the pressure gauge will require an adjustment and re-calibration or to be taken out of service.
#3 How often should a pressure gauge be calibrated?
It is strongly advisable to calibrate pressure gauges once every 12 months. If left any longer, there is a possibility the equipment will drift out of specification, which would make the history of the instrument difficult to prove and may cause major production/ process issues.
For example, if an instrument was to drift out of calibration and it was last calibrated 24 months ago then all items processed using the data taken from the suspect pressure gauge will also be suspect and possibly need to be recalled. Whereas if the instrument was calibrated 12 months ago fewer suspect items may need to be recalled. Furthermore, the more calibrations performed on the instrument, the better the history the instrument will have giving greater uncertainty of measurements.
Calibration is also required when an instrument has been subjected to an unexpected shock or vibration that may have put it out of its specified limits. Between calibrations, if the pressure gauge has changed appearance, or if the dial or pointer has become cracked, blistered or has changed colour it may need to be sent out for an additional calibration.
Replacement service:
If your item cannot be calibrated or is uneconomical to repair, we will contact you straight away and offer a branded like-for-like replacement. We will supply the replacement calibrated to your original order requirements.
Avery Weigh-Tronix is one of the Uk’s leading metrology calibration providers and the world’s leading suppliers of weighing scales, systems and equipment.
We offer a wide range of industrial weighing and metrology services, backed by an extensive service network across the entire UK.
Call: 0845 939 0020
Email: webinfo@awtx-itw.com
ITW Limited trading as Avery Weigh-Tronix
Foundry Lane, Smethwick, West Midlands, B66 2LP.
Registered Office: ITW Limited, Nexus House, Station Road, Egham, Surrey, TW20 9LB, United Kingdom. Company number 559693.