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| PTC Metrology's® is Accredited by A2LA to ISO/IEC17025 ANSI/NCSL Z540-1 (NIST Traceable).
Our metrology services include certification services for Thermometers, Surface, Air, Immersion Digital, Bimetal , Stem, Liquid-in-Glass, PRT's, Thermistors, Digital Readouts, Thermocouples, Chart Recorders, Data Loggers, Pressure Gauges and Pressure Loggers. Many quality assurance systems require that calibrated or certified thermometers be used where accurate measurements are of importance. PTC has calibrated thermometers for over 55 years and now offers NIST Traceable certification accredited by A2LA (cert no. 1896.01) to ISO 17025. Click on the link to view our A2LA scope of our accreditation
Traceability is defined as " the property of a result of a measurement or the value of a standard whereby it can be related to stated references, usually national or international standards, through an unbroken chain of comparisons all having stated uncertainties". Traceability ensures that the measurements are accurate representations of the specific quantity subject to measurement, within the uncertainty of the measurement. To ensure traceability, suitably calibrated standards that are appropriately maintained and cared for, proper standard operating procedures, continuous measurement control, surveillance, and suitable documentation must all be present. Test numbers issued by NIST should not be used nor required as proof of the adequacy or traceability of a test measurement. Having a NIST number does not provide evidence that the measurement value provided by another organization is traceable. Traceability can be characterized by the following elements. An unbroken chain of comparisons, measurement uncertainty and documentation. A2LA Policy on the use of NIST Test Report Numbers as Evidence of Traceability http://www.a2la.org/press_releases/PR7799PolicyNIST.htm
In temperature calibration, PTC has chosen primarily products from Hart Scientific, which supplies most national and international standards labs with calibration equipment.
The Hart Scientific Super Thermometer 1575A is center stage along with several SPRT's featuring calibration traceable to the fixed points of the ITS-90 temperature scale and NIST. The 1575A makes precision resistance ratio measurements to determine temperature with an uncertainty of ±0.002°C or less. SPRTs and PRTs generally require temperature to be calculated according to the International Temperature Scale of 1990 (ITS-90) by applying coefficients unique to the SPRT or PRT. The 1575 does these calculations automatically. The sensor coefficients are entered into the 1575 by the user and stored in non-volatile memory. Temperature is calculated in any of a variety of units including degrees Celsius (°C), degrees Fahrenheit (°F), or Kelvin (K). Once the temperature reading is obtained it is sent to the display, stored in memory, and, if necessary, written to disk or any of the output ports. SPRT (Hart 5699) featuring calibration traceable to the fixed points of the ITS-90 temperature scale. High Temoperature Hart 5624 PRT to 1000°C A water triple point cell (0.01°C ± 0.0001) is used to correct any drift that the SPRT may experience on an ongoing basis.
Hart Model 5628 s/n 0313
Hart Model 1575A Super Thermometer (SPRT, PRT, Thermistor)
Liquid Nitrogen Comparator -At the low temperatures a liquid nitrogen comparator is used at -196°C Stirred Bath (ULT80) -75°C to 0°C
Tinsley 100 ohm
Megger Giga Ohm Meter
Ruska 2400 HL Primary Deadweight Tester
Pressurements Deadweight Tester m2200/3 10 to 10,000 psi Hydraulic If you need technical assistance from our Metrology department send an email to metrology@ptc1.com or call 877-782-2329. |
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