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Hi,
I have a lot of Class 1,0 gauges. According to NS-5504 (Norwegian Standard) the maximum deviation during calibration is 0,8% F.S. But, what do you do if you have a gauge that, during calibration, is only 1,2% F.S. Which will give it Class 1,6. Do you recommend the customer to throw it away? Or do you give the customer a certificate stating the class and results without saying more to the customer? Or do you put a sticker on the gauge, stating its new class?
Regards,
Anders
I have a lot of Class 1,0 gauges. According to NS-5504 (Norwegian Standard) the maximum deviation during calibration is 0,8% F.S. But, what do you do if you have a gauge that, during calibration, is only 1,2% F.S. Which will give it Class 1,6. Do you recommend the customer to throw it away? Or do you give the customer a certificate stating the class and results without saying more to the customer? Or do you put a sticker on the gauge, stating its new class?
Regards,
Anders