Force Transducer Calibration

Overview

Force transducers are precision electromechanical devices that convert force into an electrical signal — the measurement backbone of modern industrial test systems and research equipment. SRUNIQ calibrates all strain-gauge-based force transducer configurations to ISO 376:2011 and ASTM E74 standards using Class 00 reference standards with full NPL India traceability.

Class 00

Reference Standards Used

NABL

Traceable Certificates

0.026%

Min. Uncertainty (Dead Wt)

✓ ISO 376:2011

✓ ASTM E74

✓ EURAMET CG-4

✓ NABL 129

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Instrument Types

What We Calibrate

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Compression Transducers

Single-direction compression force transducers for press monitoring, die force, and structural testing.

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Tension Transducers

High-accuracy tension transducers for hanging weight, wire tension, and materials testing.

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S-Beam Transducers

Bidirectional S-beam transducers for process weighing and OEM applications. Full range calibrated.

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Pancake Transducers

Low-profile pancake transducers for embedded and compact space applications.

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Research Grade Transducers

High-precision transducers for R&D and materials testing laboratories requiring highest accuracy.

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OEM & Custom Types

Non-standard or proprietary transducer configurations with tailored calibration procedures.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is measurement uncertainty and why does it matter?

Measurement uncertainty quantifies doubt about a measurement result — defining the range within which the true value lies. SRUNIQ includes a full GUM-compliant uncertainty budget in every certificate.

Can you calibrate transducers integrated into test systems?

Yes. Where transducers can be removed, we calibrate them in our lab. For permanently integrated systems, on-site calibration across Delhi NCR is available.

How do I receive my certificate?

Your NABL-traceable certificate is uploaded to cert.sruniq.com within 24–48 hours of completion. Log in to view and download at any time.

Force Transducer Calibration