gauge calibration

Gauge calibration is the process of verifying and adjusting measuring instruments to ensure their accuracy and reliability. This involves comparing the gauge’s reading to a known standard or reference, often in controlled conditions. If the gauge shows a deviation, adjustments are made to align its readings with the standard. Regular calibration is essential in various fields, such as manufacturing, laboratories, and healthcare, to maintain quality and safety. It helps prevent errors that could lead to faulty measurements, which in turn can affect product quality or outcomes in critical applications.