As Rezonans Kalibrasyon, we provide international-standard pressure calibration solutions to maximize the efficiency and safety of your industrial processes. Whether in our laboratory environment or directly on-site (in-situ calibration), we perform measurements using the comparison method guided by Euramet cg-17, utilizing high-precision reference manometers and vacuum gauges.
Equipped with modern technology and infrastructure, we provide calibration support for a wide range of instruments:
We don’t let your production line stop. Our expert team arrives at your facility with mobile calibration devices to provide field calibration services. This allows you to achieve the most accurate results while maintaining operational continuity—without the need to disassemble your equipment.
Accurate Measurement, Quality Production! To guarantee your business’s measurement accuracy and benefit from our certified pressure calibration services, contact us or request a quote via our Contact page immediately.
In accordance with general industrial standards and Euramet cg-17 guidance, it is recommended to calibrate pressure measuring devices at least once a year. However, depending on usage intensity, criticality, and environmental conditions, this interval may be reduced to 6 months. Regular calibration prevents production losses and safety risks caused by faulty measurements.
Laboratory calibration is performed in a controlled environment where temperature and humidity are stabilized and isolated from external factors, ensuring the highest precision. Field calibration is a service performed at your facility by our expert team when equipment cannot be disassembled or production cannot be halted. Rezonans Kalibrasyon provides certified services with international traceability for both methods.
For measurement accuracy, the calibration media must be compatible with the device’s operating principle. Generally, dry air is used for low-pressure and sensitive devices (pneumatic systems) between -1 bar and 40 bar. In high-pressure industrial systems and safety valve tests, pure water (hydraulic) is preferred between 40 bar and 700 bar to ensure safety and stability.
Safety valves are the last line of defense preventing pressurized vessels and piping from exploding under overpressure. Testing whether these valves open at the designated set point is a legal requirement for both Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations and equipment longevity. Our company performs these tests with full certification.
The calibration certificates we issue include the device’s measurement results, referenced standards (such as Euramet cg-17), measurement uncertainty, environmental conditions, and the compliance status within the device’s tolerance values. These documents are legal records that prove your device’s accuracy during quality audits (ISO 9001, etc.) and official inspections.
