Kalibrierbericht

A Kalibrierbericht, or calibration report, is a formal document that details the results of a calibration process for a measuring instrument. It serves as proof that the instrument has been tested against recognized standards and meets specific accuracy requirements. The report typically includes information such as the date of calibration, the identity of the instrument being calibrated (including its model and serial number), and the environmental conditions under which the calibration was performed.

Key components of a Kalibrierbericht usually involve the measurement uncertainty associated with the calibration. This uncertainty quantifies the doubt in the accuracy of the measurement results. The report will also list the reference standards used, which are instruments or artifacts of known and traceable accuracy. The results themselves are presented, often in tabular form, showing the measured values of the instrument against the known values of the standards.

Furthermore, a Kalibrierbericht will state whether the instrument passed or failed the calibration, based on pre-defined acceptance criteria. If the instrument is found to be outside its acceptable tolerance, the report may recommend adjustments or adjustments made. Often, a certificate or sticker is issued alongside the report, indicating the date of calibration and the next due date for recalibration. This documentation is crucial for quality management systems, regulatory compliance, and ensuring the reliability of measurements in various industries.