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Montserrat P
I have a doubt with regard to this case:
We are using pin gages to measure dimensions of a part numbers. However, I have detected that the pin gages were not in our calibration system. I request something that validate the accurancy and reliability of that pin gages. Therefore, I would like to know which is the best procedure to accomplish with it.
Option: Request to the manufacturer of the pin gages the calibration certificate of each pin gage that was bought.
Option: Request to the manufacturer a new set of pin gages with the certification certificate and use them as "our standard" for the next pin gages that we could need.
Option: Take the dimensions of a pin gage and make a drawing of it. Then, the calibration technician could verify that dimensions of the pin gages in the area vs the mesauring of fthe drawing.
Which is the best option?
I would like to know your comments with regard it.
We are using pin gages to measure dimensions of a part numbers. However, I have detected that the pin gages were not in our calibration system. I request something that validate the accurancy and reliability of that pin gages. Therefore, I would like to know which is the best procedure to accomplish with it.
Option: Request to the manufacturer of the pin gages the calibration certificate of each pin gage that was bought.
Option: Request to the manufacturer a new set of pin gages with the certification certificate and use them as "our standard" for the next pin gages that we could need.
Option: Take the dimensions of a pin gage and make a drawing of it. Then, the calibration technician could verify that dimensions of the pin gages in the area vs the mesauring of fthe drawing.
Which is the best option?
I would like to know your comments with regard it.