Surface Plate
Calibration and Inspection Services
All Calibration Services
• Belt Scales
• Conveyor Scales
• Counting Scales
• Check Weighers
• Crane Scales
• Heavy Capacity Scales
• Vehicle Scales
• Industrial Scales & Balances
• Retail Scales
• Lab Balances
• PH Readers
• Conductivity Meters
- Angles
- Bore Gauges
- Coating Thickness Gauges
- Cylindrical Pins
- Calipers
- Comparators
- Dial Indicators
- Depth Gauge
- Feeler Gauge
- Gauge Balls
- Gauge Blocks
- Height Gauges
- Indicators
- Length Rods
- Levels
- Micrometers
- Muller Gauges
- Notch depth
- Pin Gauges
- Plug Gauges
- Ring Gauges
- Snap Gauges
- Squares
- Surface Plates
- Tape Measures
- Thickness Gauges
- Thread Gauges
- Ammeters
- Clamp-on meters
- Multimeter Calibration
- Meggers
- Megohmmeters
- Insulation testers
- Voltmeters
- Wattmeters
- Power supplies
- Voltage supplies
- Current supplies
- Resistors
- Decade resistors
- Capacitors
- Thermocouple displays
- Thermocouple calibrators
- Universal calibrators
- RTD displays
• Volumetric Dispensers
• Viscosity Meters
- Force gauges
- Pressure Gauges
- Tensile machines
- Tension testers
- Compression testers
- Tensile testers
- ASTM E4 calibration method
- Crane scales
- Dynamometers
- Weights
- Proving rings
- Load cells / Scales
- Torque
- Gloss Meters
- Infrared
- Light Meters
- Sounds Meters
• Avoirdupois lb.
• Metric
• Class I through Class F weights
• Optic / non-contact
• RPM Totalizers
- Chambers/ovens
- Dry wells/baths
- Infrared
- Relative humidity sensors
- Temperature sensors
Not Your Normal Work Surface
Regular surface plate calibration is one of the most important ways to ensure dimensional measurement accuracy. Granite surface plates may seem no different than any other working surfaces, but they are actually a precision instrument and should be treated accordingly. To consistently achieve accurate measurements, all surface plates must maintain flatness and repeatability. Flatness denotes the difference between the lowest and highest point on the surface plate. Repeatability represents the ability to reproduce an identical measurement, within an acceptable tolerance, anywhere on the surface.
Despite granite’s toughness and durability, regular use will form wear spots over time. Since distortions form slowly, they can go largely unnoticed without the proper precautions. Although seemingly insignificant, these variations on the surface can cause measurement distortions and negatively affect a product’s final quality. For this reason, regular surface plate inspections and calibrations are essential. Our lab is equipped to help your team through ISO/IEC 17025 accredited surface plate calibration and resurfacing.
