Kalibreerimistõendus

Kalibreerimistõendus is the Estonian term for calibration certificate. It is a formal document issued by an accredited calibration laboratory or a manufacturer that confirms a measuring instrument has been tested and found to be within specified accuracy limits. This document serves as proof that the instrument has undergone a traceable calibration process, adhering to national and international standards.

A typical kalibreerimistõendus includes essential information such as the unique identification of the instrument being calibrated, including its model and serial number. It details the date of calibration, the environmental conditions under which the calibration was performed (e.g., temperature, humidity), and the specific measurement standards used. The certificate also lists the results of the calibration, often including measurement values and their associated uncertainties. Furthermore, it will state whether the instrument passed or failed the calibration against the relevant specifications.

The purpose of a kalibreerimistõendus is to provide assurance of measurement accuracy and traceability. This is critical for quality control, regulatory compliance, and ensuring the reliability of data in various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and scientific research. By having a kalibreerimistõendus, users can be confident that their measurements are accurate and can be relied upon for critical decisions. It is often a requirement for specific industries and applications where precise measurements are paramount.