WHEN TO CALIBRATE YOUR KROHNE FLOW METER
KROHNE is a globally recognizes manufacturer and supplier of instrumentation for the measurement of flow, level, temperature, pressure, gas, and steam. The company offers a number of different flow measurement instruments including electromagnetic flowmeters, variable area flowmeters, ultrasonic flowmeters, mass flowmeters, vortex flowmeters, and flow controllers. These highly reliable and innovative products are used in critical applications all over the world. With such important jobs to do, it is essential to follow KROHNE flow meter calibration best practices and choose the right meter for the job. Here are a few considerations to get you started:
Every calibration drifts over time, but there are a number of factors that play into how frequently KROHNE flow meter calibration will need to be done. One of the biggest causes for calibrations to drift faster than they should is because the right meter is not being used.
When you do require KROHNE flow meter calibration, keep in mind that services from the instrument manufacturer will generally take longer and cost more; so this is very important to look at when choosing who will calibrate your instruments. You will also want to make sure the calibration service provider who meets your specific needs and any regulations your industry places on you. Things to consider include:
- Accreditation
- Certification
- NIST traceability
- On-site capabilities
- Price and turnaround time
e2b calibration, an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration and repair laboratory, offers a full range of mass flow meter calibration and repair services for all popular mass flow meter models. We provide mass flow meter calibrations and repair for all popular brands including KROHNE flow meter calibration. All customers are provided with a web-based document and asset management portal, with instant access to certificates of calibration, asset information, and cal due reports. When it comes to liquid and gas flow meter measurement, our flow meter calibration services are solid.
Where should you be sending your equipment to be calibrated?
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