CALIBRATION EXPLORER
How every lab instrument is calibrated.
For each instrument and parameter: why it matters, what standards you need, the procedure, a worked observation table, acceptance criteria and what to do if it fails.
HPLC
6 of 6 publishedAbout this instrument →
Analytical balance
6 of 6 publishedAbout this instrument →
UV-Vis
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GC
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Dissolution tester
4 of 4 publishedAbout this instrument →
Autoclave
4 of 4 publishedAbout this instrument →
FTIR
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
KF titrator (volumetric)
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
Potentiometric titrator
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
LAF
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
Stability chamber
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
UHPLC
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
Microbalance
3 of 3 publishedAbout this instrument →
pH meter
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Conductivity meter
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Disintegration tester
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Polarimeter
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Hot air oven
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Incubator
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Viscometer
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
TOC analyser
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
IC
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
AAS
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
ICP-OES
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
ICP-MS
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
NIR
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Fluorimeter
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
KF titrator (coulometric)
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Moisture analyser
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
TGA
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Vacuum oven
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Sieve shaker
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Liquid particle counter
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
BSC
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Centrifuge
2 of 2 publishedAbout this instrument →
Melting point apparatus
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Hardness tester
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Friability tester
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Muffle furnace
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Micropipette
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Thermometer / logger
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Refractometer
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
LC-MS
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
GC-MS
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Raman
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
DO meter
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Density meter
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Osmometer
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Turbidity meter
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
DSC
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Laser diffraction PSA
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Tap density tester
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
XRPD
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Air sampler
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Particle counter
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Endotoxin reader
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Water bath
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Fridge / freezer
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
Burette & glassware
1 of 1 publishedAbout this instrument →
In LimsPulse · Calibration Management
Plan these calibrations, generate the schedule around plant holidays, and block any instrument that is overdue or failed — automatically.