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This document provides information about the accreditation and calibration capabilities of N.P.K. Founders (Test & Calibration Lab Division) laboratory in Pune, India. The laboratory has been accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2005 standards and is capable of calibrating various instruments that measure pressure, acoustics, acceleration, dimension, mass, and density. The calibration measurement capabilities and reference standards used are listed for each category of instruments calibrated.

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This document provides information about the accreditation and calibration capabilities of N.P.K. Founders (Test & Calibration Lab Division) laboratory in Pune, India. The laboratory has been accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2005 standards and is capable of calibrating various instruments that measure pressure, acoustics, acceleration, dimension, mass, and density. The calibration measurement capabilities and reference standards used are listed for each category of instruments calibrated.

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Laboratory

N.P.K. Founders (Test & Calibration Lab Division), Plot No A-92/93, H


Block, M.I.D.C., Pimpri, Pune, Maharashtra

Accreditation Standard

ISO/IEC 17025: 2005

Discipline
Certificate Number
Last Amended on

Mechanical Calibration
C- 0324
-

Quantity Measured/
Instrument

I.

PRESSURE / VACUUM

1.

ANALOGUE/DIGITAL
PRESSURE GAUGES,
TRANSMITTER/
TRANSDUCER WITH
INDICATOR

2.

Range / Frequency

Issue Date
Valid Until
Page
*Calibration
Measurement Capability
()

22.05.2014
21.05.2016
1 of 2

Remarks

0 to 1.5 kg/cm2

1.14% rdg

Using Digital Pressure


Gauge Transmitter with
Indicator and Pneumatic
Pump comparator

ANALOGUE/DIGITAL
VACUUM GAUGES,
TRANSMITTER/TRANSDUCER
WITH INDICATOR

0 to -0.86 kg/cm2

2.13% rdg

Using Digital Vacuum


Gauge/Transmitter with
Indicator

3.

ANALOGUE /DIGITAL
PRESSURE GAUGES,
TRANSMITTER/TRANSDUCER
WITH INDICATOR

0 to 700 kg/cm2

0.75% rdg

Using Digital Pressure


Gauge/Transmitter with
Indicator

II.

ACCOUSTICS

1.

SOUND LEVEL METER$

@ 1 kHz
94dB & 114 dB

1.1 dB

Using Sound Level


Calibrator Single Point
Calibration

III.

ACCELERATION & SPEED

1.

RPM (CONTACT MODE) $

60 rpm to 6000 rpm

1.11% rdg

(NON CONTACT MODE)$

60 rpm to
99,999rpm

0.21% to 0.0013%

Using Digital RPM


Indicator. By Comparison
Method
Using Multifunction
Calibrator,
Wavetek 9100. By Direct
Method

10m to 1000 m

2.4 m

Using Dial Comparator

IV.

DIMENSION

1.

FOIL THICKNESS$
Avijit

Avijit Das
Program Manager

Ranjith Kumar D.
Convenor

Laboratory

N.P.K. Founders (Test & Calibration Lab Division), Plot No A-92/93, H


Block, M.I.D.C., Pimpri, Pune, Maharashtra

Accreditation Standard

ISO/IEC 17025: 2005

Discipline
Certificate Number
Last Amended on

Mechanical Calibration
C- 0324
-

Quantity Measured/
Instrument

2.

COATING THICKNESS
GAUGE$

3.

4.

Range / Frequency

Issue Date
Valid Until
Page
*Calibration
Measurement Capability
()

22.05.2014
21.05.2016
2 of 2

Remarks

With Feeler Gauge.


By Comparison Method
Using Thickness Foils
Spot Calibrated ,
By Comparison Method

10m to 1000 m

2.4 m

VERNIER CALIPER$
L.C. : 0.01 mm

Upto 300 mm

11.0 m

Using Caliper Checker


By Comparison Method

VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE$


L.C. : 0.02 mm

Upto 300 mm

20 m

Using Caliper Checker

1g to 200 g

1 mg

Using E2 class weights


By Comparison Method

0.7 g/cc to 1.2 g/cc

0.005 g/cc

Using Electronic Weighing


Balance & Suspension
Arrangement. By Cuckows
Method

V.

MASS

1.

WEIGHING BALANCE

VI.

DENSITY

1.

HYDROMETER$

* Measurement Capability is expressed as an uncertainty () at a confidence probability of 95%


$
Only in Permanent Laboratory
#
The laboratory is also capable for site calibration however, the uncertainty at site depends on the prevailing actual
environmental conditions and master equipment used.

Laboratory can also calibrate instruments/devices of coarser resolution / least count within the accredited range
using same reference standard/ master equipment under the scope of accreditation.

Avijit

Avijit Das
Program Manager

Ranjith Kumar D.
Convenor

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