Supporting Service
Gage Calibration
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The instruments that sit next to the CMM
Calipers, micrometers, height and bore gages, indicators, gage blocks, and thread, plug and ring gauges are calibrated on the same visit where scheduling allows, alongside the coordinate measuring machine itself.
Surface plates and granite squares used for setup and interim checks are covered as well.
Accredited and non-accredited items
Not every gage in a crib needs an accredited certificate. Which items require one is set by the tolerance being inspected and the customer's own requirement.
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Hand tools
Calipers, micrometers, height gages and indicators.
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Gage blocks
ISO 3650 gage blocks used as calibration artifacts and shop standards.
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Fixed-limit gauges
Plug, ring and thread gauges checked against stated limits.
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Surface plates and squares
Granite surface plates and squares used for setup and interim checks.
How a gage crib is consolidated
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Inventory review
Gage families and current due dates are listed against one recall schedule.
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Scope check
Each item is checked against the performing laboratory's accredited scope.
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Calibration
Accredited and non-accredited items are calibrated and identified separately on the certificate.
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Recall scheduling
Due dates are aligned to the CMM interval where practical, to cut the number of separate visits.
Why Louisville CMM Calibration and Repair
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One recall date
Gage crib intervals can be aligned to the CMM's calibration date.
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Scope clearly marked
Accredited and non-accredited items are identified separately on the quote and certificate.
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Full gage families covered
Hand tools, gage blocks, fixed-limit gauges and surface plates are handled together.
Coverage across Kentucky and the Greater Midwest
On-site and ship-in service is arranged across Kentucky and the Greater Midwest. Travel radius and scheduling are confirmed at quote.
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