Articles Tagged with ''calibration''

In my last column I beat up on the calibration of adjustable thread ring gages. Since I’m a nice guy, I thought it only fair that non-adjustable or solid thread ring gage calibration get similar treatment.

The previous two columns dealt with a study of thread plug gage calibration, the results of which will be discussed and/or argued over for some time.

JG&A Metrology Center now utilizes NIST traceable calibration features on all CT systems to further validate system accuracy for repeatability and consistency.

With a solid 25-year track record, countless auditor recommendations and chosen by over 12,000 facilities worldwide, GAGEtrak is the #1 calibration management software solution in the world.

My last column gave the background to an extensive study of results on the calibration of some thread plug gages.

This question is prompted by another round-robin type study involving the calibration of thread plug gages, the results of which were predictable because similar studies over the past twenty years or so have produced similar results.

The Heidenhain 4x12 Inspection Master is now available for use in calibrating optical comparator system axes.

It was the first UKAS laboratory to be accredited for the issue of Calibration Certificates.

If we were to name one of the most common applications for industrial robotics, it would probably be material handling.

Some years ago I wrote about the ‘digital disease’ and how too many people actually believed digital displays with millionths of an inch resolution when the device they were part of could not deliver results worthy of the last few digits.