Fixture Inspection, Calibration & Certification
The team at Tri-State Metrology specializes in on-site checking fixture certification and calibration for manufacturers across the United States. Advancements in portable metrology equipment provide high levels of accuracy for fixtures and gages you may have traditionally shipped to a metrology lab for inspection. Shipping a fixture is costly and can introduce new and unwanted variables in addition to long turn-times. For example, a fixture may be certified in the lab and then damaged in transit back to your facility. We bring the metrology lab to your location, often directly to the production floor.
Benefits of On-Site Fixture Calibration & Certification
Our process allows extremely minimal downtime and is more economical than you may think. Graphical certification reporting complete with a cover sheet is standard. Any changes to your fixture are recorded with comprehensive pre and post-adjustment documentation. Once your fixture or jig is certified on-site, we can quickly transition to a gage R&R study within the same visit.
On-Site Fixture Inspection Benefits & Details
- ISO-17025 Accredited
- Graphical Certification Reporting with Cover Sheet
- No Shipping Costs or Time Lost
- Avoid Risks of Damaging Fixtures
- Rapid Turn-Around
- All Industries Supported
- Easily Maintain Your ISO Requirements
- Neutral Third Party (No Fixture Repair Shop Affiliation or External Bias)
Typical Types of On-Site Fixture Inspections Include:
- In-line check fixtures
- Holding fixtures for CMM inspections
- Jig and fixture alignment
- Stop pins
- Net pads
- Clamp pads
- Pin holds
If conditions and tolerancing require objects to be sent to a metrology lab, Tri-State Metrology can easily accommodate with our fully-accredited affiliate metrology lab in the Greenville – Spartanburg area of South Carolina.
Contact Us
Whether you’re located in the southeast or across the country, no project is too far away or too urgent for the engineers at Tri-State Metrology. Give us a call today and let’s discuss your project.