Correct Gauge and Tool Services

We at Correct Gauge and Tool Services have been providing our clients with high spec gauges and tools over many years, and our calibration services are among the best in the UK, Europe and the World. We specialise is mechanical, electrical, pressure, torque and on-site calibration.

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Tel: 01772 422 452

Fax: 01772 422 124

We carry out Dimensional calibrations and repairs utilising state-of-the-art equipment either on site or in-house in our environmentally controlled calibration laboratory. We also do dimensional calibrations for your linear measurement instruments to ensure accurate interpretations of the readout and provide advice about the dimensional calibration and inspection processes so you can choose the best equipment and methods to assist in controlling costs and purchase of additional equipment.

Please contact us for more information:

Tel: 01772 422 452

Fax: 01772 422 124

We carry out Dimensional calibrations and repairs utilising state-of-the-art equipment either on site or in-house in our environmentally controlled calibration laboratory. We also do dimensional calibrations for your linear measurement instruments to ensure accurate interpretations of the readout and provide advice about the dimensional calibration and inspection processes so you can choose the best equipment and methods to assist in controlling costs and purchase of additional equipment.

Please feel free to contact us.

Electrical calibration is required for checking the veracity of electrical instruments across a diverse range of industries. Under electrical calibration elements such as current frequency, resistance and voltage are checked. Ensure that calibration process has been carried out under UKAS accredited standards as it is considered the most credible way.

Please contact us for more information:

Tel: 01772 422 452

Fax: 01772 422 124

Electrical calibration is required for checking the veracity of electrical instruments across a diverse range of industries. Under electrical calibration elements such as current frequency, resistance and voltage are checked. Ensure that calibration process has been carried out under UKAS accredited standards as it is considered the most credible way.

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Mechanical calibration services are invoked for a range of mechanical instruments. Under this process a number of elements such as mass, force, dimension, angle, volume, flatness, torque and vibration are calibrated in a temperature-controlled facility.

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Our technical teams are ready to carry out on-site calibration on systems that are too big to transport, or are better left in situ. Just call to fix a date and time and one of our teams will be at your place of work or wherever the instrument is that needs to be calibrated and the work will be done for you.

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Our systems integrate standard calibration products, pressure generation and control accessories and/or data acquisition hardware to meet customer requirements. Systems may be mobile calibration carts or rack mounted instrument panels or benches. 7250-sys Ruska gas pressure controller system and engineered systems customized to fit your application needs.

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Our systems integrate standard calibration products, pressure generation and control accessories and/or data acquisition hardware to meet customer requirements. Systems may be mobile calibration carts or rack mounted instrument panels or benches. 7250-sys Ruska gas pressure controller system and engineered systems customized to fit your application needs.

Please contact us for more information:

Tel: 01772 422 452

Fax: 01772 422 124

Torque, moment or moment of force (see the terminology below) is the tendency of a force to rotate an object about an axis, fulcrum, or pivot. Just as a force is a push or a pull, a torque can be thought of as a twist to an object. Mathematically, torque is defined as the cross product of the lever-arm distance vector and the force vector, which tends to produce rotation.

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