Calibrati

Calibrati is the masculine plural form of the Italian adjective calibrato, from the verb calibrare. It describes objects that have been adjusted or measured against a standard to ensure accuracy. In Italian, phrases such as strumenti calibrati (calibrated instruments), curve di calibrazione (calibration curves), and procedure di calibrazione (calibration procedures) illustrate common uses. When translated into English, calibrati generally corresponds to calibrated or calibrated items, depending on context.

In metrology and manufacturing, calibrated items are tested against reference standards to verify their accuracy and traceability. The label calibrato/calibrato is often accompanied by a calibration certificate that records the date, the standard used, and the uncertainty of the measurement. The concept of calibration encompasses both adjusting devices to meet a specification and confirming that they remain within acceptable tolerances.

Calibrati may also appear as a surname or as a brand or proper noun in Italian-language contexts. However, there is no widely recognized entry for a geographic location, organization, or concept specifically named Calibrati in major reference works.

See also: calibration, calibrator, calibrazione.