During surveys, I have seen items that require calibration and have stickers or labels that are damaged, incorrectly installed, or just plain missing.
What does CALIBR stand for?
CALIBR stands for Calibration
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Calibration Manager PDA (Personal Data Assistant) from Blue Mountain Quality Resources is the latest member of the Calibration Manager product line.
In response to these sorts of pressures, gauge suppliers have had to broaden product lines by adding new sensors, developing more automatic calibration routines, and beefing up documentation capabilities.
It can be used to determine the confidence levels the user has in the results and whether the calibration frequency of the measurement device is adequate.