Temperature Calibrators

Calibration equipment for thermometers & temperature probes

Temperature is a critical measurement for ensuring the safety and quality of many products. Whether monitoring temperature at the point of goods in, throughout production, final product storage or during distribution, thermometer calibration is essential.
The food industry, in particular, is very aware of the critical nature of processing temperatures as part of their HACCP procedures. The importance of thermometer calibration is not just a food safety issue, but also an economic consideration, as thermometer accuracy can affect both quality and productivity.
It is recommended that thermometers and temperature monitoring equipment be calibrated regularly. New equipment should be checked for accuracy upon receipt and before being put into service. Thermometers that are in constant use and used in critical areas should be calibrated more regularly. The definition of a regular calibration check is very much at the discretion of the user, for example, a food processing company may well decide to check thermometers daily before use, whereas a restaurant may decide that once a week is adequate.

 

Calibration checks

Depending on the instrument and its intended temperature and use, an iced water and boiling water method can be used for checking  the accuracy of a thermometer and probe. When used properly and in conjunction with a Reference thermometer, this offers a cost-effective method of calibration and verification. Other techniques can be employed utilising dry-well and calibration baths in conjunction with a Reference thermometer. These techniques are particularly relevant and often more convenient when several thermometers and temperature probes are to be calibrated at any one time.

 

Dry-wells and calibration baths

Dry-wells and calibration baths provide variable and stable heat sources.
A Reference thermometer is an important instrument for checking the calibration of other thermometers and probes. However, it is of paramount importance that this instrument is kept for the sole purpose of verifying the accuracy of thermometers and temperature probes and has a current UKAS Certificate of Calibration.

 

Temperature simulators are convenient on-site

Temperature simulators are an alternative to real-world temperature checking and are particularly useful for checking thermometers on-site or in-situ. It should be remembered, when using temperature simulators, that you are only checking the calibration of the instrument and not the system.

 

 

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Dry-Well Temperature Calibrator, Model 3001

1.285,20 € *

Dry-Well Temperature Calibrator, Model 3002

1.285,20 € *
1.285,20 € *
2.034,90 € *

Probe Insert for Dry-Well Calibrator Model 3101

69,02 € *
66,64 € *
1.320,90 € *

Calibration Water Bath

1.142,40 € *

MicroCal 1 Plus, Thermocouple Simulator and Thermometer

242,76 € *

MicroCal 1, Thermocouple Simulator

214,20 € *

MicroCal 2, Thermoelement- Simulator

195,16 € *

MicroCal 3, Thermoelement- Simulator

192,78 € *

Reference Plus, Reference Thermometer

371,28 € *

Reference Thermapen, Handy Reference Thermometer

185,64 € *
328,44 € *

Thermocouple Leads Set

160,65 € *

Thermometer Checker/Thermocouple Simulator, MicroCheck

185,64 € *

PT100 Calibration Test Cap with Certificate

55,93 € *