What is a Calibrator?

A calibrator is a device for calibrating other than the measuring instrument to be calibrated. Calibration is the work of comparing the accuracy of measuring equipment with the standard and grasping the amount of deviation. By calibrating, you can guarantee the reliability of the measuring equipment. By using the measuring instrument, the machine may shrink due to the temperature and the machine may shift due to use. It will deteriorate with the use of measuring instruments. It can be said that the significance of calibration is to grasp the state of the machine and visualize errors by performing calibration with a standard on a regular basis.

Application of Calibrator

A calibrator is a device for grasping the status of the measuring instrument to be calibrated.
This section describes the intended use of the calibrator.
About usage
Used as a reference
As an example, we will use a macro meter.
Measuring instrument: macro meter
Calibrator: Block gauge
A micrometer is a measuring instrument for measuring length.
It can be measured by sandwiching the block gauge with a micrometer.
You can check the error of the current micrometer.
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It makes sense to calibrate on a regular basis.
Reliable measurement can be performed by performing calibration before and after measurement.

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