Starting a Calibration Company

It is not Dreck... it is Druck. Contact GE Druck for handpump. For dead-weight tester contact Ametek Calibration Instruments. Good luck... why ask the price from us? Get the price from them. For buying cheaply, explore China suppliers.

Thanks for ur reply....

I didnt know where to find the details. and we are just passouts and so not very eexperienced. thats y i asked in this forum. anyway thanks for ur reply sir.

Please don't waste our time with these questions. Have your secretary look for them.

Now, now - don't be cross!

_{(Is it me, or are there more inane posts lately than there usually are?)}

In the amount of time it took the OP to type in his request, I had Googled both items and gotten dozens of hits on both.

It seems to me that these things (inane posts) run in cycles. Doesn't seem to be lunar, maybe it's some other force at work.

Could it be Vader playing with some new intelligence sucking tool that sucks the brains out of some people?

There, I feel better now. Thanks!

Hi, For calibration Lab for high accuracy primary standard, you can buy a dual range dead weight tester 0 to 60/600Bar may cost you around INR 3 lakhs with fine weights, in steps of 0.05Bar in the low range and 0.5bar in the higher range. You can check the following site: http://www.dh-budenberginc.com/products.asp?catid=63

Hand pump models are not reliable for higher pressure ranges. Say upto 20Bar they will work alright. Higher pressure range models require lots of maintanance.

Kindly let me know the place you are starting your lab I can give you a better guide line with make price contact point etc

seetharaman

Thanks a lot sir,

I am starting our lab in Kochi, Kerala. Theres a lot of possibilty for itin Kerala as there are lesser no of simillar firms.

We are planning to do the small tempeature, pressure calibrations in the early stages.

later we are planning to expand it. We people are looking forward to the Automation field too as we have finished some automation courses,.....but not in near future.

So sir i take ur advice seriously and hope to hear from you soon.

Jithesh

You may contact Fluid Control Research Institute, Palghat, Kerala. They are already in the same business in various fileds of calibration and are best known Indian laboratory.

Though in the same business, people there are very nice and will help you in all respects.

I suggest to attend few of their courses on Calibration, which will give you broader perspective of what is calibration, what is uncertainties, and also you will have good relations with the people in the lab.

http://www.info.com/dead%20weight%20tester?cb=27&cmp=3976&gclid=CObO17vD7p8CFRKiagodmkDIXQ

http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/druck/hand-pump/

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Thanks a lot for ur reply sir....

Went through the sites that u recomended. Planning to contact them directly.

i will enquire and get back to u soon sir.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Hi am also planning the same, to start the instrument erection and comissioning work.

If u can suggest r tips from u are welcome

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