We provide professional calibration and validation services ensuring your laboratory instruments deliver accurate, traceable results that meet regulatory requirements. Our services comply with international standards including ISO 17025, and are essential for maintaining quality control, supporting regulatory compliance, and achieving laboratory accreditation readiness. All calibrations are performed by trained technicians using certified reference standards.
Services Offered:
Equipment calibration with NABL or internationally recognized certificates, measurement traceability to national standards, calibration of balances, pH meters, conductivity meters, thermometers, and other instruments, instrument qualification (IQ, OQ, PQ) for regulated industries, method validation for analytical procedures, cleaning validation for pharmaceutical applications, temperature mapping of cold storage, ovens, and incubators, calibration of volumetric glassware and pipettes, uncertainty of measurement evaluation, equipment performance verification, calibration management and recall systems, and training on calibration procedures and good laboratory practices.
Who It’s For:
Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies requiring GMP compliance, testing and calibration laboratories maintaining ISO 17025, healthcare facilities managing medical equipment, food and beverage laboratories ensuring measurement accuracy, environmental testing organizations, research institutions maintaining data integrity, and any quality-conscious laboratory needing traceable measurements.
Key Benefits:
Ensure measurement accuracy and confidence in results, meet regulatory requirements and audit expectations, achieve and maintain laboratory accreditation, reduce risk of costly product recalls or legal issues, maintain equipment within specification limits, establish documented evidence of instrument performance, support data integrity and good laboratory practices, and demonstrate commitment to quality to customers and regulators. Regular calibration is not just a regulatory requirement—it’s fundamental to reliable science and quality operations.