Overview
| brand | Radio and television metering | weight | |
| type | Accuracy | ||
| Graduation | resolving power | ||
| Application scope | Processing customization | ||
| measurement accuracy | measuring range | ||
| Overall dimensions | Imported or not | ||
| Output terminal parameters | Service Type | Metrological calibration | |
| Service scope | nationwide | service content | Metrological calibration, calibration, and verification of instruments and equipment |
| service industry | Ten Key Industries | Service Qualification | CMA/CNAS/DILAC |
| Service cycle | Regular 5-7 working days | Service form | Both on-site calibration and delivery calibration are acceptable |
| Service fees | Specific depending on the instrument | Service discounts | Consulting customers to enjoy discounts |
| Service invoice | Invoices available | Certificate Report | Chinese and English electronic/paper reports |
| Value added services | Metrology training | Expedited service | Contact customer service to expedite calibration |
Product Details
Metrology is the forefront of the entire scientific and technological system, an important technological foundation for national economic and social development, and one of the three pillars of modern industrial development. Measurement is an activity that achieves unity of units and ensures accurate and reliable measurement values, which is related to the national economy and people's livelihood. It involves all industries and fields, and according to legal regulations, it plays a guiding, supervising, and ensuring role in measurement. The level of measurement and testing is an important factor in measuring the market competitiveness of enterprises.
The measurable projects of radio and television measurement cover various industries such as automobile, rail transit, aviation, power, communication, medical equipment, medicine, food, cosmetics, petrochemical industry, household appliances, wires and cables, electronic components, and third-party laboratories.
Calibrating instruments (some examples)
Radio and television metrology can provide metrological calibration services for equipment in ten major fields: electromagnetic, radio, time frequency, length, mechanics, thermodynamics, chemistry, optics, acoustics, and ionizing radiation.
Related qualifications
Recognized by CNAS, DILAC, CMA
Measurement cycle
Complete the measurement within five working days and issue a certificate/report
Service background
Why calibration is necessary: Firstly, it is to ensure that the instrument and equipment can operate normally and without errors during use. Secondly, according to relevant national regulations, it is extremely difficult to obtain recognition without testing reports and standards.
Our Advantages
1. Service network throughout the country: Radio and Television Metrology has established 25 measurement and testing bases and more than 50 service stations in multiple parts of the country, providing local and nearby service guarantees for customers nationwide, achieving fast door-to-door and convenient inspection services.
2. Expert led talent team: Radio and Television Metrology has created a core technical backbone team composed of reviewers from the National Accreditation Commission and senior metrology technical experts.
3. High precision and complete standard guarantee: Radio and Television Metrology has over 10000 sets of advanced international and domestic precision standard devices and instruments, which can achieve multi task simultaneous operation and ensure timely inspection.
4. Rich technical experience and accumulation: Over a million metrological calibration certificates have been issued annually, and nearly 40 national and local metrological testing standards and procedures have been written. We have undertaken over 50 national, provincial, and ministerial level key scientific research projects, and have obtained over 330 technical patents and over 160 software copyrights.
Frequently Asked Questions
The difference between calibration and verification:
1. Calibration does not have legal validity and is a voluntary traceability behavior of enterprises; Verification has a legal nature and is a law enforcement act within the scope of metrological management.
2. Calibration mainly determines the indication error of measuring instruments; Verification is a comprehensive evaluation of the compliance with its metrological characteristics and technical requirements.
3. The basis for calibration is the calibration specifications or methods, which are usually standardized or sometimes self formulated; The basis for verification is the verification regulations.
4. Calibration usually does not determine whether the measuring instrument is qualified or not, and if necessary, it can also determine whether a certain performance meets the expected requirements; The verification must make a conclusion on whether it is qualified or not.
5. The calibration result is usually issued with a calibration certificate, while the qualified ones are issued with a verification certificate, and the unqualified ones are issued with a verification result notification.
