About Accredited Calibration at Brüel & Kjær
Why should I choose accredited calibration?
No questions asked
An accredited certificate will be accepted without discussion from your customers or auditing authorities.
- You have proof that calibration has been carried out in accordance with the quality standard for laboratories - ISO 17025
- The certificate can be used as legally accepted documentation
International and traceable
- In audit of quality process, the accredited certificate provides proof that Brüel & Kjær’s laboratory instruments, used to calibrate your instruments, are traceable to, for example, NIST, NPL and PTB
- The certificate is accepted across borders, based on Mutual Recognition Agreements
To ensure absolutely correct laboratory reference instruments, Brüel & Kjær regularily sends instruments for comparison with references at national institutes.
Accredited certificate from Brüel & Kjær
- Proves that the calibration is performed according to ISO 17025
- Includes measurement results and associated uncertainties. You can follow the history of sensitivity for your instruments with certificates over a period of time
- Is printed with the logo of your chosen accreditation body (for example, DANAK or UKAS 1)
- Is internationally recognised
ISO 17025
The quality standard for laboratories, ISO 17025, defines requirements regarding:
- The methodology
- Procedures
- Traceability
- Technical competency
- Record keeping
- Physical premises
The Calibration Process at Brüel & Kjær
This comprises:
- Frequency Response including filters
- Amplitude Linearity
- Time Response
- Distortion
- Noise
- Phase Match
1 The types of accredited calibration available from Brüel & Kjær are DANAK, A2LA, DKD, UKAS, RVA, ENAC, COFRAC, NATA and Inmetro. Please note the types of accreditation available can vary for different types of instruments.