Vacuum Gauge
Calibrate vacuum gauges for industrial vacuum measurement applications.
Standards
ISO/IEC 17025
Typical Interval
12 months
Uncertainty Range
±1–5% of reading
What Is Vacuum Gauge?
Vacuum gauges measure pressures below atmospheric, used in vacuum packaging, PVD/CVD coating, and chemical distillation. Vacuum calibration requires high-accuracy reference gauges and good temperature control to minimise pressure offset effects.
Applicable Standards
Primary standards: ISO/IEC 17025
ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratories must maintain an unbroken traceability chain from the calibration result back to NIMT (Thailand's national metrology institute) or another internationally recognised NMI.
Typical Measurement Uncertainty
Expanded uncertainty is typically ±1–5% of reading, depending on the measurement range, reference equipment used, and environmental conditions. The actual uncertainty will be stated on your calibration certificate.
Recommended Calibration Interval
A calibration interval of 12 months is generally recommended. The appropriate interval for your specific instrument depends on usage frequency, environmental exposure, and any applicable regulatory or customer requirements.
What Your Calibration Certificate Will Include
- Calibration results — instrument indication vs. reference value at each test point
- Error and expanded uncertainty (U) at k=2 (95% confidence level)
- Traceability chain to NIMT or a recognised NMI
- Environmental conditions during calibration (temperature, humidity)
- Calibration date, certificate number, and authorised signature
Find a Vacuum Gauge Calibration Lab in Thailand
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it important to calibrate a Vacuum Gauge?+
Pressure measurement errors directly impact process safety and product quality. A Vacuum Gauge outside tolerance can trigger false alarms or — more dangerously — miss a real pressure event. Calibration verifies accuracy to ±1–5% of reading per ISO/IEC 17025.
How often should a Vacuum Gauge be calibrated?+
Most Vacuum Gauges should be calibrated every 12 months under normal operating conditions. High-use environments, harsh conditions (vibration, temperature extremes), or regulatory requirements (FDA, GMP, ISO 17025) may necessitate more frequent calibration. Always follow the manufacturer's recommended interval as a baseline and consult your lab's quality plan.
What does a Vacuum Gauge calibration certificate show?+
A calibration certificate issued under ISO/IEC 17025 includes: the instrument identification (make, model, serial number), the reference standards used (with their own traceability chain), the measurement points tested, before/after correction values, the expanded measurement uncertainty (±1–5% of reading), the environmental conditions during calibration, the calibration date and next-due date, and the signature of the authorized calibration engineer. This certificate is the evidence required for audits and accreditation.
Labs offering pressure calibration
Chiang Mai Metrology Center
Chiang Mai
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Phuket Marine Calibration Center
Phuket
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Rayong Petrochemical Calibration Center
Rayong
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Eastern Seaboard Calibration Center Chonburi
Chonburi
ISO/IEC 17025:2017National Institute of Metrology Thailand (NIMT)
Pathum Thani
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 (TIS 17025-2561)Khon Kaen Calibration Laboratory
Khon Kaen
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Related Calibration Services
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