Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Requirements and Traceability

Calibration of thermometers is often something that many customers cannot perform in-house. This is especially true for calibration processes certified according to ILAC-MRA certification, ISO 9001, or equivalent quality assurance systems. From a quality assurance perspective, regular checks of measuring instruments are necessary, and at the same time, traceability must be ensured. Simply put, traceability means that "in order to reliably compare measurement results, the measurement results must be able to be 'traced back' to standards (national or international) through a chain of comparative measurements." In relation to this standard, when the readings of the measuring instruments used and the measured values of the materials are compared, it becomes possible to perform calibration at a higher level. During these stages, calibration is conducted against standards that have been previously calibrated by higher precision calibration instruments. Standards are defined according to ranks established by law, which extends from working standards or factory standards to reference standards and national standards. Based on this ranking, the calibration hierarchy of the implementing organization is defined. This ranking spans a wide range, from in-house calibration testing facilities to accredited calibration laboratories and national meteorological institutes.

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