Medico Support provides accredited calibration of vacuum gauges from 0.001 mbar to atmospheric pressure, measured as absolute pressure.

Calibration can be performed in our laboratories or in situ at the customer’s premises, depending on the equipment, installation and assignment requirements.

Calibration according to ISO 3567

Measurements below 1 mbar involve specific requirements for the calibration method, measurement equipment and calibration setup.

Medico Support uses equipment and methods that comply with the requirements of ISO 3567 where applicable.

ISO 3567 The standard defines relevant requirements for the calibration of vacuum gauges by direct comparison with a reference instrument.

Accredited measurement ranges and methods

0.001–1.000 mbar Method according to ISO 3567 Calibration in the low-vacuum range according to the relevant requirements of the standard.
1.000–1013.25 mbar Combination of methods The calibration method is adapted to the measurement range and the specific equipment.

Laboratory and on-site calibration

The calibration is planned according to the equipment, measurement range and the customer’s technical and documentation requirements.

In our laboratories

Calibration under controlled laboratory conditions using appropriate reference equipment and documented methods.

In situ / on-site

Calibration at the customer’s premises when this is appropriate due to the equipment’s installation or the nature of the assignment.

Experience and technical guidance

Calibrations are performed by experienced specialists who remain up to date with the latest knowledge and applicable requirements.

We also provide technical guidance in connection with the selection and purchase of new measurement equipment.

Contact us about vacuum calibration

Contact the relevant person for quotations or technical questions.

Sanne Berggreen

Quotations and commercial enquiries

Peter Remfeldt

Technical questions

Discuss your calibration, qualification, service or equipment requirements with our specialists.