WE CALIBRATE THESE PHYSICAL DIMENSIONAL ITEMS.
Garber Metrology offers comprehensive physical dimensional calibration services. Gauges and equipment received at our facility are first sent to our cleaning room if applicable, then stabilized for 24 hours, and calibrated in our environmentally controlled lab. We provide regional pickup/delivery service and a 5- working day turnaround time on all of the work received at our facility.
Many of our physical dimensional calibration services can also be performed on-site at your facility. The professional, courteous Garber Metrology technicians will deliver our services with limited disruption to your workflow.
Garber Metrology is ISO 9001 Registered by NQA and ISO/IEC 17025 and ANSI/NCSL Z540-1-1994 Accredited by ANAB. Our Quality Assurance Program meets ANSI/NCSL Z540-1. All calibrations are accompanied by Certifications of Calibration traceable to NIST.
To perform dimensional calibration services, we compare a measurement standard with your measuring instruments’ output to verify your results are accurate. Your devices must measure with a degree of accuracy that meets or exceeds customer and industry standards to receive a Certificate of Calibration. We also share all information about necessary adjustments and repairs.
Our technicians use industry best practices to calibrate various dimensional measurement tools. The seven most common types of physical dimensional calibration are: 
Dimensional calibration equipment measures an object’s physical size. Depending on the tool, these dimensions may include thickness, angles, diameter, length, and width. This equipment can also measure geometrical properties for companies that machine parts. Some of these characteristics include the parts’ profiles, hole positions, parallelism, and flatness.
Manufacturing environments utilize dimensional equipment to monitor their products’ adherence to their processes. Plus, verifying parts’ dimensions ensures components are interchangeable and properly assembled.
Your quality control department must ensure all dimensional equipment receives routine testing and calibration. Without these inspections and adjustments, your company may not be able to measure parts accurately. For some manufacturers, dimensional tools must meet federal and industrial specifications.
At Garber Metrology, we have over four decades of experience performing calibration services for our clients in the Mid-Atlantic Region and beyond. We can offer in-house or on-site calibration. While we have a testing facility, we perform over 60% of our electronic calibration services in the field. Rest assured, our certified technicians have the experience to work in various manufacturing environments.
All of our dimensional calibration services, including micrometer calibration, meet federal and industry regulations. Plus, Garber Metrology holds our technicians and services to our high personal standards. We’re committed to meeting the specifications set by our customers and exceeding your expectations.
When you work with us, you’ll enjoy other benefits, including:
Garber Metrology employs industry experts who have calibrated electronic instruments in countless industries. Whatever your company needs to measure, our technicians will use industry best practices to ensure your tools record dimensions to the most precise level of accuracy.
Do you want to learn more about physical dimensional calibration and how these services can help your company produce quality, compliant parts? If so, you can contact our team for more information! Request a Quote or call 1-800-427-3032 today!
It is the policy of Garber Metrology to continuously improve our processes to ensure the highest quality services to our customers. Garber Metrology holds the following certifications/accreditations:
Garber Metrology staff adheres to stringent quality procedures and industry standards regardless of where our services are performed. To learn more or to receive a free quote contact us today.
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