List of Surveying, measuring and analysis equipment products
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Pressure range: 50MPa, accuracy: 35ppm, this is a high-precision weight-type digital pressure testing machine. It can be used without exchanging the mass.
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High-precision dry well temperature calibrator with accuracy: 0.1 K, resolution: 0.001 °C, temperature range: -35 ... +165 °C.
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High-precision dry well temperature calibration bath with accuracy: 0.1 K, resolution: 0.001 °C, temperature range: -35 ... +165 °C.
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Flow and temperature detection switch
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Measurement span: 1ms to 10s, pressure range: 0 to 25mbar to 1,000bar, accuracy: 0.1%, software-compatible sensor that does not require an external power supply.
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Measurement span: 1ms to 10s, pressure range: 0 to 25mbar to 1,000bar, accuracy: 0.1%, software-compatible sensor that does not require an external power supply.
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Accuracy: 0.020% FS, Pressure range: -1 bar to 400 bar, Response time: 250 Hz (4 ms), High-speed response type with IEEE-754 output.
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Pressure range: -0.1 to 120 MPa, accuracy: 0.025% to 0.006% of the reading, medium: air, it is a weight-type pressure gauge.
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Air pressure/hydraulic pressure range: -0.003 to 10 MPa / 0.02 to 40 MPa, accuracy: 0.008% of the reading for the weight-type pressure gauge.
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Hydraulic, pressure range: 140 MPa, accuracy: 0.006% of the reading for a weight-type pressure gauge.
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Pressure range: 80 MPa, uncertainty: 0.008% of the reading, high-precision weight-type primary standard differential pressure gauge with 0.0001% of static pressure.
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Local display and the functions of the transmitter and switch are realized in one unit.
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Accuracy: 0.1 K, Resolution: 0.001°C, Temperature Range: Room temperature ... +700 °C high-precision dry well temperature calibrator.
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High-precision dry well temperature calibrator with accuracy: 0.1 K, resolution: 0.001 °C, temperature range: -35 ... +165 °C.
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High-precision dry well temperature calibration bath with accuracy: 0.1 K, resolution: 0.001 °C, temperature range: -35 ... +165 °C.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
High-precision dry well temperature calibrator with accuracy: 0.1 K, resolution: 0.001 °C, temperature range: -35 ... +165 °C.
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Conduct traceable calibration with a short lead time. Pressure: -1 to 500 MPa (including absolute pressure and atmospheric pressure) Temperature: -196 °C to +1200 °C
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Oxygen-free oil treatment and oil and grease-free measures in WIKA's calibration technology.
Why is it important to have oxygen embargo processing and oil and grease-free conditions in the oxygen supply line? Oxygen itself is not flammable, but it can promote the combustion of other substances and can particularly trigger the spontaneous ignition of oils and fats. Substances that do not burn in the air may ignite spontaneously in oxygen or oxygen-enriched air. This phenomenon can occur even with an oxygen concentration of just a few percent, and especially oils and fats (including ointments, gels, and disinfectants) can react explosively when in contact with oxygen. WIKA has responded to the increasing market demand by developing a special cleaning method specifically for its products. Cleaning is performed after product completion and before packaging, and residual hydrocarbons are measured. The following values are set as standards: Hydrocarbon limit: maximum 200 mg/m² (according to ISO 15001:2012) Particles and fibers: limit value 1000 μm The results of the assessment are recorded in the inspection certificate. A protective cap is attached to the pressure connection of the cleaned and inspected digital pressure gauge, and the entire equipment is sealed with foil. Furthermore, the product label states "Contains no oxygen, oil, or grease." This measurement is conducted for each individual digital pressure gauge.
Conduct traceable calibration with a short lead time. Pressure: -1 to 500 MPa (absolute pressure, including atmospheric pressure) Temperature: -196 °C to +1200 °C
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Oxygen-free oil treatment and oil and grease-free measures in WIKA's calibration technology.
Why is it important to have oxygen embargo processing and oil and grease-free conditions in the oxygen supply line? Oxygen itself is not flammable, but it can promote the combustion of other substances and can particularly trigger the spontaneous ignition of oils and fats. Substances that do not burn in the air may ignite spontaneously in oxygen or oxygen-enriched air. This phenomenon can occur even with an oxygen concentration of just a few percent, and especially oils and fats (including ointments, gels, and disinfectants) can react explosively when in contact with oxygen. WIKA has responded to the increasing market demand by developing a special cleaning method specifically for its products. Cleaning is performed after product completion and before packaging, and residual hydrocarbons are measured. The following values are set as standards: Hydrocarbon limit: maximum 200 mg/m² (according to ISO 15001:2012) Particles and fibers: limit value 1000 μm The results of the assessment are recorded in the inspection certificate. A protective cap is attached to the pressure connection of the cleaned and inspected digital pressure gauge, and the entire equipment is sealed with foil. Furthermore, the product label states "Contains no oxygen, oil, or grease." This measurement is conducted for each individual digital pressure gauge.
Conduct traceable calibration with ILAC-MRA certification in a short timeframe. Pressure range: -1 to 500 MPa (including absolute pressure and atmospheric pressure).
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Conduct traceable calibration with ILAC-MRA certification in a short delivery time. Temperature range: -196 °C to +1200 °C.
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Sanitary Level Transmitter (EMEA/410/01)
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It is a high-precision resistor with excellent long-term stability, low temperature coefficient, and made of durable stainless steel.
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It is a high-precision resistor made of durable stainless steel, featuring excellent long-term stability and a low temperature coefficient.
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It is a high-precision resistor with excellent long-term stability, low temperature coefficient, and made of durable stainless steel.
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It is a high-precision resistor made of durable stainless steel, featuring excellent long-term stability and a low temperature coefficient.
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It is a high-precision resistor with excellent long-term stability, low temperature coefficient, and made of durable stainless steel.
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Conduct traceable calibration with a short lead time. Pressure: -1 to 500 MPa (absolute pressure, including atmospheric pressure) Temperature: -196 °C to +1200 °C
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Oxygen-free oil treatment and oil and grease-free measures in WIKA's calibration technology.
Why is it important to have oxygen embargo processing and oil and grease-free conditions in the oxygen supply line? Oxygen itself is not flammable, but it can promote the combustion of other substances and can particularly trigger the spontaneous ignition of oils and fats. Substances that do not burn in the air may ignite spontaneously in oxygen or oxygen-enriched air. This phenomenon can occur even with an oxygen concentration of just a few percent, and especially oils and fats (including ointments, gels, and disinfectants) can react explosively when in contact with oxygen. WIKA has responded to the increasing market demand by developing a special cleaning method specifically for its products. Cleaning is performed after product completion and before packaging, and residual hydrocarbons are measured. The following values are set as standards: Hydrocarbon limit: maximum 200 mg/m² (according to ISO 15001:2012) Particles and fibers: limit value 1000 μm The results of the assessment are recorded in the inspection certificate. A protective cap is attached to the pressure connection of the cleaned and inspected digital pressure gauge, and the entire equipment is sealed with foil. Furthermore, the product label states "Contains no oxygen, oil, or grease." This measurement is conducted for each individual digital pressure gauge.
Accuracy: 0.1 K (0.05 K at 0°C), display resolution: 0.1°C, temperature range: -10 … 0 … +100 °C temperature calibration bus.
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Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus with temperature setting possible from -45 to +300 °C.
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Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus capable of temperature setting from -45 to +300 °C.
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Accuracy: 0.1 K (0.05 K at 0°C), display resolution: 0.1°C, temperature range: -10 … 0 … +100 °C temperature calibration bus.
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Accuracy: 0.15 ... 0.25 K, Resolution: 0.001℃, Temperature Range: -55 ... +200 °C high-precision temperature calibration bus.
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Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus capable of temperature setting from -45 to +300 °C.
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Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus capable of temperature settings from -45 to +300 °C.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
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Accuracy: ±0.2K, Resolution: 0.1, Multi-functional temperature calibration bus capable of temperature setting in the range of -35 to +165°C.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus capable of temperature setting from -45 to +300 °C.
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Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus capable of temperature setting from -45 to +300 °C.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
Accuracy: 0.1 K (0.05 K at 0°C), display resolution: 0.1°C, temperature range: -10 … 0 … +100 °C temperature calibration bus.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
Accuracy: 0.15 ... 0.25 K, Resolution: 0.001℃, Temperature Range: -55 ... +200 °C high-precision temperature calibration bus.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
Accuracy: 0.15 ... 0.25 K, Resolution: 0.001℃, Temperature Range: -55 ... +200 °C high-precision temperature calibration bus.
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About the Calibration of Thermometers at WIKA - Meaning and Necessity
Calibration is not performed using the same testing method for all cases. The choice of testing method varies based on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards, and safety requirements. Depending on the testing method, it is also possible to demonstrate that the calibration item has a measurement accuracy that is twice as precise. This becomes an extremely important factor in enhancing process efficiency. Calibrating temperature measuring instruments is essential for various reasons and meanings. The calibration of thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors is becoming increasingly important in light of recent material shortages and the need for manufacturing process efficiency. Improving measurement accuracy leads to savings in materials and reductions in pollutant emissions, and the calibration of thermometers is also related to safety. For example, if the measuring instruments on a production line do not display correct values and process control is erroneous, there is a risk of accidents or quality defects. The importance of calibration is evident in everyday examples, such as household gas and water consumption meters and fuel gauges at service station fuel pumps. For these reasons, regular calibration of temperature measuring instruments is necessary to reconfirm the reliability of measurement values and to assess changes over time. When accuracy or operation becomes questionable, consider readjusting or replacing the thermometer.
Accuracy: ±0.2K, Resolution: 0.1, Temperature range: Calibration bus with a wide temperature range capable of temperature settings from -40 to +255°C.
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Accuracy: ±0.2K, Resolution: 0.1, Temperature range: Calibration bus capable of temperature setting from -40 to +255°C.
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About the calibration of thermometers at WIKA - Implementation at accredited calibration laboratories according to ISO and ILAC-MRA.
In Germany, ISO and ILAC-MRA accredited calibration is typically carried out at calibration testing facilities accredited by the German Accreditation Body (DAkkS). Many measurement instrument manufacturers also have such facilities in-house. These facilities operate independently of the products and perform complex calibration-related tasks. Complex tasks range from checking in-house standards to calibrating customer-specific products, such as assembled multi-point thermometers. It is also possible for customers and quality managers of calibration testing facilities to collaborate in developing the necessary calibration processes for the factory. It is essential to define situations where standard checks are sufficient, where customer-specific solutions are meaningful, or where using accredited mobile calibration testing facilities can reduce process downtime. Therefore, communication between the customer and the personnel of the calibration testing facility is conducted to define the relevant temperature points and measurement uncertainties. Following such processes, decisions are made regarding the equipment used for calibration.
Accuracy: ±0.2K, Resolution: 0.1, Temperature range: Calibration bus with temperature setting possible from -40 to +255°C.
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Accuracy: 0.15 ... 0.25 K, Resolution: 0.001℃, Temperature Range: -55 ... +200 °C high-precision temperature calibration bus.
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Accuracy: ±0.02K, Resolution: 0.1℃, Temperature range: Heating and cooling calibration bus capable of temperature setting from -45 to +300 °C.
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