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Pressure calibration delivers accurate, reliable readings for compliance and safety. Prevent failures and meet industry standards. PRESSURE BOOK NOW What is Pressure Calibration? Pressure Calibration is the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of pressure-measuring instruments—such as pressure gauges, sensors, transmitters, and manometers—by comparing them against a certified reference standard. This ensures accurate and reliable pressure readings across various applications and industries. Why is Pressure Calibration Important? Pressure calibration is critical in industries like oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, HVAC, food processing, manufacturing, and aerospace. Incorrect pressure readings can lead to equipment failure, safety risks, process inefficiencies, and non-compliance with industry standards. - Ensures accuracy and consistency in pressure readings - Meets industry and regulatory standards (e.g., ISO 17025, NIST) - Improves safety and process control - Reduces downtime and maintenance costs - Supports compliance and audit readiness What Equipment Needs Pressure Calibration? Pressure Calibration is needed across a wide variety of instruments, such as: - Pressure Gauges (Analog and Digital) - Differential Pressure Sensors - Pressure Transmitters and Switches - Manometers and Barometers - Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems Who Needs Pressure Calibration? Pressure calibration is essential for any organisation using equipment to measure, monitor, or control pressure. This includes gauges, transducers, pressure sensors, digital manometers, barometers, and pressure controllers.Industries that rely on accurate pressure calibration include: - Oil & Gas and Petrochemical – for pipeline monitoring, process control, and safety systems - Pharmaceutical and Healthcare – in cleanrooms, autoclaves, and medical gas systems - Food & Beverage – for pasteurisation, packaging, and pressure-controlled processes - Manufacturing and Engineering – where pneumatic or hydraulic tools are used - Utilities and Water Treatment – for pump control and pressure monitoring - Aerospace and Automotive – in testing, component validation, and R&D - Calibration Labs and QA Teams – to maintain traceability and ISO 9001/17025 compliance How Often Should It Be Calibrated? - Every 12 months – Commonly recommended for standard industrial use - Every 6 months or less – For high-precision environments or regulated sectors like pharma, aerospace, or healthcare - After any impact, drift, repair, or environmental exposure - Before inspections, audits, or certifications The ideal frequency depends on usage, environmental conditions, and industry requirements (e.g., MHRA, FDA, ISO 17025). Why Choose CISCAL for your Pressure Calibration? - Supports a wide pressure and vacuum range – Up to 1,200 bar, covering hydraulic, pneumatic, and process systems. - Comprehensive Equipment Support- Including analogue & digital pressure gauges, sensors, switches, recorders, and differential pressure devices. - On-Site or In-House Calibration Services- Minimise downtime with our flexible service delivery options anywhere in Australia. - Fast Turnaround & Audit-Ready Certificates- Detailed calibration reports with uncertainty values, pass/fail status, and full traceability. - Industry-Trusted Technicians- CISCAL is the calibration partner of choice for utilities, manufacturing, oil & gas, and more. Pressure calibration is critical for safety, accuracy, and compliance across a wide range of sectors. Whether you're managing industrial processes or validating precision equipment, CISCAL delivers trusted, accredited calibration you can depend on. GET A QUOTE NOW! * First name * Email * Phone * State How can we help? Submit

ValProbe RT Pressure or Temperature Logger Product Tags KAYE Measurement and Calibration Equipment Validation System The Kaye ValProbe RT Flexible Sensor Logger (Dual) provides accurate real-time temperature validation with dual flexible sensors for simultaneous multi-point monitoring in regulated thermal processes. Request A Quote * First name * Email * Phone * State How can we help? Submit Description The ValProbe RT Pressure/Temp Logger provides a wide temperature range from 0°C to 140°C and is a single solution for pressure and temperature measurement for pressure up to 5bar absolute. RTD Technology delivers measurement accuracy and the new logger electronic design guarantees long battery lifetime. The antenna diversity concept secures an unmatched RF communication reliability. Key Features Temperature range for complete logger: 0°C to 140°C Pressure range 0 to 5 bar absolute, 1mbar resolution ¼ NPT connection fitting Applications Steam Sterilizer Steam in Place (SIP) Water Cascade/Fall Sterilizer Vessels Specifications Specifications Pressure/Temp Sensor Type Single P/T Sensor Sensor Length - Tip Diameter 1/4 NPT Connection fitting Measurement Range 0°C to 140°C / 0-5bar abs. Accuracy 0°C to 120°C ±25mb 120°C to 135°C ±10mb 135°C to 140°C ±25mb 0°C to 140°C, ±0.1°C Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Logger Dimensions Hight: 1,9'' / Diameter 1,4'' 48mm / 36mm Logger Material Stainless Steel 316L and Peek Battery Field replaceable - 3.6V Lithium Sampling Rate Starting at 1 sec Data Storage 100.000 Samples retained in non-volatile memory Real-Time Clock Accuracy < 15sec/day Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Calibration NVLAP (NVLAP LAB CODE 200913-0)/DAkkS Calibration Verification Automated User Verification capability Environmental Pressure 0-5bar absolute Environmental Humidity 0-100% condensing Regulatory Compliance UL and CE Enquire Now Fill out the form below and together we will find a perfect customised solution tailored for your business. * First name * Email * Phone * State How can we help? Submit

Humidity calibration ensures precise RH readings to meet standards, avoid spoilage, and maintain stable conditions in critical environments. HUMIDITY BOOK NOW What is Humidity Calibration? Humidity Calibration is the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of humidity measuring instruments—such as hygrometers, humidity sensors, and data loggers—to ensure they provide precise and reliable relative humidity (RH) readings. Calibration compares the device’s output against a certified humidity standard under controlled conditions. Why is Humidity Calibration Important? Humidity Calibration is crucial in industries like pharmaceuticals, HVAC, food storage, museums, electronics manufacturing, and meteorology. Incorrect humidity readings can lead to product spoilage, equipment damage, health risks, and regulatory non-compliance. - Ensures reliable and traceable humidity measurements - Maintains compliance with standards such as ISO 17025 and ASTM E104 - Improves product quality and environmental control - Reduces risk of equipment failure and contamination - Supports data integrity for research and industrial processes What Equipment Needs Humidity Calibration? Humidity Calibration is needed across a wide variety of instruments, such as: - Digital and Analog Hygrometers - Humidity Data Loggers and Recorders - HVAC Humidity Sensors and Controllers - Meteorological Instruments - Cleanroom and Laboratory Monitoring Systems - Provers - Humidity Loggers - Humidity Probes Who Needs Humidity Calibration? Humidity calibration is vital in industries where precise environmental control affects product quality, safety, or regulatory compliance, including: - Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology – For GMP environments, cleanrooms, and storage facilities - Food and Beverage – Where humidity impacts shelf life, packaging, and production - Electronics and Semiconductor Manufacturing – Sensitive to static and moisture during assembly - HVAC and Building Management – For BMS systems, air handling units, and indoor air quality control - Museums and Archives – Where controlled humidity prevents deterioration of artefacts and documents - Environmental Testing Labs – Monitoring controlled climates for research and testing - Agriculture and Greenhouses – Where humidity affects crop growth and yield - Calibration and Metrology Labs – Maintaining reference standards and traceability How Often Should It Be Calibrated? - Every 12 months – Standard industry recommendation for most environments - Every 6 months – For highly regulated sectors like pharmaceuticals, cleanrooms, or research labs - After exposure to extreme conditions, shock, or drift - Before audits or regulatory inspections Frequency depends on equipment usage, environmental factors, and quality system requirements like ISO 17025, GMP, or ISO 9001. Why Choose CISCAL for your Humidity Calibration? CISCAL provides accredited humidity calibration services you can rely on—designed to help you meet strict quality, safety, and regulatory standards. - All humidity calibrations are traceable to national standards and delivered with full documentation. - Wide Instrument Coverage- We calibrate hygrometers, sensors, transmitters, probes, data loggers, and climate chambers. - On-Site or In-House Calibration- Choose between convenient on-site service or fast lab turnaround to minimise downtime. - Detailed, Audit-Ready Certificates- Includes uncertainty values, pass/fail results, and traceability for ISO, MHRA, or GMP audits. - Trusted Across High-Compliance Industries- Serving pharma, food, aerospace, museums, and cleanroom operations across Australia. - Experienced Technicians- Our specialists ensure your instruments perform with precision and reliability. GET A QUOTE NOW! * First name * Email * Phone * State How can we help? Submit

Learn how accurate instrument calibration supports autoclave repair and compliance. Trusted guidance for Australian pharma, biotech, and food industries. < Back Guide to Accurate Instrument Calibration: Autoclave Repair Insights In highly regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food production, and research, accuracy is everything. Instruments used for monitoring and validating processes must deliver precise readings, especially when it comes to sterilisation equipment like autoclaves. Incorrect measurements can lead to compliance failures, compromised product safety, and costly downtime. That’s where instrument calibration plays a vital role. By comparing an instrument’s readings against recognised reference standards, calibration ensures measurement accuracy, reliability, and compliance with industry regulations. For more than 60 years, CISCAL has been Australia’s trusted provider of NATA-accredited calibration services, helping organisations keep their autoclaves and supporting equipment in peak condition. What Is Instrument Calibration? Instrument calibration is the process of comparing the measurements from an instrument to a reference standard that is traceable to international or national measurement systems. If discrepancies are found, the instrument can be adjusted to bring it back into specification. Purpose of Calibration Ensures accuracy and reliability of measurements. Demonstrates compliance with regulatory requirements. Provides traceability through documentation and certificates. Examples of Instruments Requiring Calibration Temperature probes : essential for autoclave sterilisation cycles. Pressure gauges : used in autoclave chambers and pressure vessels. Sound meters : for workplace noise compliance and autoclave diagnostics. Torque wrenches : for ensuring correct fastening of autoclave seals and fittings. In Australia, traceability for calibration is supported by the National Measurement Institute (NMI), ensuring instruments are benchmarked against internationally recognised standards. Learn more about calibration Why Calibration Matters in Autoclave Repair Autoclaves rely on multiple instruments and sensors: including temperature, pressure, and humidity sensors to validate sterilisation. If these instruments are not properly calibrated: Sterilisation failures may occur, leaving equipment or materials contaminated. Compliance risks increase, with potential non-conformities during TGA audits for pharma or FSANZ HACCP inspections in food production. Downtime becomes more likely due to unexpected failures or repeat cycles. Industry-Specific Implications Pharma & Biotech : The TGA’s GMP guidelines require validated sterilisation processes. Inaccurate sensors can lead to failed sterility assurance and costly batch recalls. Food & Beverage : Under FSANZ HACCP programs, temperature data must be accurate and verifiable. Poor calibration can result in unsafe food release and reputational damage. Healthcare & Research : Patient safety and research outcomes rely on validated sterilisation. Non-compliance may lead to failed accreditations or compromised results. Case Example: In 2021, a Victorian pharmaceutical manufacturer faced a regulatory warning after a TGA inspection found calibration records for autoclave pressure sensors were outdated. Implementing a NATA-accredited calibration program prevented further penalties and restored compliance. How Instrument Calibration Is Done (Step-by-Step) Calibration is a controlled, traceable process that ensures instruments remain accurate and compliant. Typical Calibration Steps Inspection : The instrument is visually checked for physical damage, wear, or contamination. Reference Setup : The instrument is connected to a reference device or standard with higher accuracy, certified by NATA or the National Measurement Institute (NMI). Testing : Measurements are taken at multiple points across the instrument’s operating range. Deviation Recording : Differences between the instrument and the standard are documented. Adjustment : If possible, the instrument is adjusted back into tolerance. Certification : A NATA-accredited calibration certificate is issued, documenting results, uncertainty, and traceability. Example: Autoclave Temperature Probe Calibration A temperature probe is tested against a certified dry block calibrator. Readings are compared at validation temperatures such as 121°C and 134°C. If deviations are outside the ±0.5°C tolerance specified in ISO/IEC 17025 testing protocols, the probe is adjusted, and results are documented in a NATA-traceable certificate. Applications Across Australian Industries Accurate instrument calibration underpins quality and compliance in many sectors: Pharmaceuticals Validating sterilisation cycles in cleanrooms and production facilities. Supporting TGA GMP compliance and ensuring audit readiness. Food & Beverage Confirming sterilisation and cooking processes meet FSANZ safety standards. Supporting HACCP certification by maintaining calibration traceability. Biotechnology & Research Ensuring accurate operation of incubators, UV sterilisation chambers, and autoclaves. Supporting laboratory accreditation and compliance with biosafety regulations. Engineering & Manufacturing Calibrating torque tools, dimensional measurement devices, and sound meters. Supporting ISO-certified quality management systems where calibration records are mandatory. Calibration Standards & Compliance Calibration is not just a best practice. it’s a regulatory requirement. ISO/IEC 17025 : The international standard defining competence and quality for calibration and testing laboratories. NATA accreditation : Provides independent assurance that calibration services are reliable, traceable, and recognised globally. TGA GMP compliance : Requires pharmaceutical companies to demonstrate validated sterilisation processes with traceable calibration. FSANZ HACCP standards : Depend on calibrated equipment to ensure food safety compliance. Safe Work Australia : Recognises calibration as part of workplace safety requirements when instruments are used for monitoring. By adhering to these standards, organisations safeguard quality, demonstrate due diligence, and avoid costly non-compliance penalties. Best Practices & Calibration Intervals Typical Calibration Intervals Every 6–12 months for most instruments. More frequent calibration (every 3–6 months) for critical tools in pharma, aerospace, or food manufacturing. Usage-based intervals : Instruments with heavy daily use may require recalibration sooner. Best Practices Maintain a centralised asset register of all calibrated instruments. Store instruments in protective cases to prevent contamination or damage. Train staff in correct usage to reduce drift or premature wear. Integrate calibration into preventive maintenance schedules. Use digital systems, such as CISCAL’s SMART portal, to manage calibration records and audit readiness. Getting the Most Value from Instrument Calibration Instrument calibration is the foundation of reliable measurement and compliance. For autoclaves, it ensures sterilisation processes are validated and trusted. Across industries, it reduces risks, extends equipment life, and protects reputations. By choosing a NATA-accredited provider, organisations demonstrate compliance with ISO/IEC 17025, satisfy TGA and FSANZ audit requirements, and ensure traceability through internationally recognised certificates. CTA: Ensure precision and compliance across your operations with CISCAL’s NATA-accredited instrument calibration services. From autoclaves to torque wrenches, our experts deliver nationwide coverage, quick turnaround, and tailored compliance documentation. Contact us today. Stay Compliant with CISCAL FAQs Previous Next

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