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Parameter/ Equipment Range Best Uncertainty (±) *see footnote 1 Methods/ Specifications Reference Standards
Laboratory On Site
Force (Gaya)
Push – Pull Gauge 5 kgf ~ 50 kgf 0.3 kgf See footnote 2 ASTM E74 – 06 Weight Set M1 class
Hardness (Kekerasan)
Rockwell 0 HRB ~ 100 HRB 0.27 HRB See footnote 2
JIS B 7726 : 1997
Test Block
0 HRC ~ 100 HRC 0.26 HRC See footnote 2
JIS B 7726 : 1997
Test Block
Rockwell Superficial
0 HR3OT ~ 100 HR3OT 0.27 HR3OT See footnote 2
JIS B 7726 : 1997
Test Block
0 HR3ON ~ 100 HR3ON 0.24 HR3ON See footnote 2
JIS B 7726 : 1997
Test Block
Torque (Torsi)
Torque Wrench 5 lbf.in ~ 50 lbf.in 1.4 lbf.in On-site calibration service is not available for this parameter. JIS B 4650 : 2002 Torque Calibrator Versatest 600
50 lbf.in ~ 400 lbf.in 1.7 lbf.in
400 lbf.in ~ 1000 lbf.in 4.0 lbf.in
25 lbf.ft ~ 250 lbf.ft 1.5 lbf.ft
250 lbf.ft ~ 600 lbf.ft 2.1 lbf.ft
Dimension (Panjang)
Profile Projector
0 mm ~ 300 mm 1.6 μm See footnote 2 JIS B 7184 : 1999
Standard Scale
Toolmaker Microscope 0 mm ~ 200 mm 1.6 μm See footnote 2 JIS B 7153 : 1995 Standard Scale
Depth Gauge
0 mm ~ 150 mm 17 μm See footnote 2 JIS B 7518 : 1993 Depth Microchecker
Thickness Gauge
0 mm ~ 10 mm 6 μm See footnote 2 JIS B 7502 : 1994 Gauge Block Steel
Caliper 0 mm ~ 300 mm 17 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7507 : 1993 Gauge block steel
300 mm ~ 600 mm 28 µm See footnote 2
Outside Micrometer 0 mm ~ 25 mm 1 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7502 : 1994 Gauge block steel
25 mm ~ 100 mm 2.4 µm See footnote 2
100 mm ~ 200 mm 3.3 µm See footnote 2
200 mm ~ 225 mm 4.3 µm See footnote 2
Depth Micrometer 0 mm ~ 150 mm 2.4 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7544:1994 Depth microchecker
Height Gauge 0 mm ~ 300 mm 18 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7517 1993 height master ( 0 - 300 mm)
300 mm ~ 600 mm 17 µm See footnote 2 caliper checker (0 - 600 mm)
Dial Test Indicator 0 mm ~ 0.1 mm 0.61 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7533 1990 Calibration tester
0 mm ~ 0.8 mm 2.4 µm See footnote 2
Dial Indicator 0 mm ~ 1 mm 0.6 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7503:1997 Calibration tester
0 mm ~ 5 mm 1 µm See footnote 2
0 mm ~ 10 mm 3.1 µm See footnote 2
0 mm ~ 20 mm 4.3 µm See footnote 2
0 mm ~ 25 mm 5.7 µm See footnote 2
0 mm ~ 100 mm 5.7 µm See footnote 2
Bore Gauge 0 mm ~ 25 mm 2.6 µm See footnote 2 JIS B 7515:1982 Calibration tester + Stand
Plug/ Pin Gauge 0 mm ~ 200 mm 1.7 µm On-site calibration service is not available for this parameter. JIS B 7420:1997 ULM (universal length measuring)
Ring Gauge 1 mm ~ 480 mm 1.2 µm JIS B 7420:1997 ULM (universal length measuring)
Thread Plug Gauge M 1 ~ M 200 2.9 µm JIS B 0255: 1998 ULM (universal length measuring)
Thread Ring Gauge M 14 ~ M 90 5.7 µm JIS B 0255: 1998 ULM (universal length measuring)

Footnote:
1.“Best Uncertainty” is the smallest uncertainty of measurement that a laboratory can achieve within its scope of accreditation when performing more or less routine calibrations of nearly ideal measurement standards of nearly ideal measuring equipment. Best uncertainties represent expanded uncertainties expressed at approximately the 95% level of confidence, usually using a coverage factor of k = 2. The best uncertainty of a specific calibration performed by the laboratory may be greater than the best uncertainty due to the behavior of the customer’s device and to influences from the circumstances of the specific calibration.
2. The best uncertainty stated for calibrations performed in the laboratory is applicable for calibrations performed on-site.



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