With regular service and pipette calibration, you can help significantly reduce the risks and liabilities that come with out-of-calibration pipettes.
The CSLI recommends that your pipettes be calibrated regularly, but can your current supplier keep to this calibration schedule?
By choosing Calibration Select to calibrate your pipettes, our expert technicians will use state-of-the-art precision calibration equipment, guaranteeing you’ll have your pipettes returned & calibrated within 5 working days.
Each calibrated pipette will be supplied with a calibration certificate PDF.
How Often Should Pipettes Be Calibrated?
According to the Clinical & Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI), you should calibrate your pipettes every 3-6 months or before they’re put into service. If you fail to do so, then pipette readings may become inaccurate and unreliable.
Why Do You Calibrate A Pipette?
Like most pieces of equipment that require calibrating, the reason we calibrate pipettes is to ensure accuracy and reliability in pipette measurements. If a pipette is inaccurate then this can result in poor performance and results.
Quantity discounts when you send 10 or more items.
Quantity discounts available when booking in 10 or more electrical items for calibration.
Further Discounts.
If you don’t require a 5 day turnaround for your electrical items, you can qualify for further discounts depending on how long you can wait for your items to be calibrated.
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Calibration is the process of configuring an instrument to provide a result for a sample within an acceptable range. Eliminating or minimizing factors that cause inaccurate measurements is a fundamental aspect of instrumentation design.
Calibration, as defined by ISO/IEC GUIDE 99:2007, establishes a relationship between quantity values and corresponding indications. It involves determining uncertainties associated with measurements.
Once the test weight is specified, the scale weight itself can be selected based on seven International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) accuracy classes ranging from E1 to M3, where E1 is the most accurate and M3 the least.
Calibrating a Model 715 Indicator using a Custom Sensitivity
Type in 715.
Hold the hidden E key for two seconds until 715E is displayed.
The new configuration number will be 19_00. Fill in the third digit with the corresponding column number from the table below based on the desired increments.
There are direct calibration, standard addition and internal standard addition methods, among others. Each calibration method is used in different scenarios but always help to identify the concentration of the analyte. Calibration is an integral part of quality control and quality assurance.
An ISO 17025 calibration guarantees the traceability of your equipment to the International System of Units (SI). This traceability is the only way to be sure that your measurement results are globally comparable and true.
What is ISO/IEC 17025? ISO/IEC 17025 is the international standard for testing and calibration laboratories. It sets out requirements for the competence, impartiality, and consistent operation of laboratories, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of their testing and calibration results.
ISO/IEC 17025 enables laboratories to demonstrate that they operate competently and generate valid results, thereby promoting confidence in their work both nationally and around the world.
For some models, you press the “MODE” button until the scale's display reads “CAL.” On other models, you turn the scale back off and then press a series of buttons to enter calibration mode. Some scales even have a calibration button labeled “CAL” that you press.
Check the batteries: If the scale is not turning on or showing inaccurate readings, the first thing you should do is check the batteries. Make sure they are inserted correctly and have enough charge. Clean the scale: If the scale is showing inconsistent readings, it may be due to dirt or debris on the sensors.
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