Calibration Services

The SVERKER 760 features many functions that make relay testing more efficient. To cite one example, its powerful measurement section can display (in addition to time, voltage and current) Z, R, X, S, P, Q, phase angle and cos ϕ. The voltmeter can also be used as a 2nd ammeter (when testing differential relays for example). All values are presented on a single easy-to-read display. Thanks to its built-in variable voltage source (amplitude and phase angle), SVERKER 760 can also test directional protective equipment efficiently. Automatic reclosing devices can also be tested – just as easily. Fine regulation of current is easy thanks to the built-in set of resistors.

Our comprehensive Gas Calibration Service provides large coverage in terms of gas types and brands of equipment. The service is available at our facility in Newcastle upon Tyne, which has at its disposal a variety of gas sources and accurate flow equipment to correctly calibrate the wide variety of instruments we see. Visit our Calibration Services page to see all of the services we offer.

Calibration of Gas Analysers and Detectors is a highly required service, especially for those in the Construction, Civil Engineering and Utilities sectors. The Emergency Services (Police and Fire) have also been customers of ours in the past for Gas Calibration. It is a requirement of most of these industries that analysers are regularly calibrated in order to meet stringent safety standards. The fact that most Gas measurement equipment manufacturers recommend their instruments are calibrated at least every 6 months highlights the importance of accuracy of readings and the propensity for the measurements to drift.

AMECaL offers a wide ranging Dimensional calibration service. Instruments such as Vernier Calipers  are extremely accurate as they include essentially two measuring scales, the standard caliper with vernier scale attached. Accuracy and calibration on these instruments can be down as a low as a tenth of a millimetre, some we have seen even go as low as a hundredth. The high level of accuracy and general use of these instruments means periodic calibration is an absolute necessity.