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Calibration System
We manufacture RF filters for cell phone base stations and use calibrated torque drivers for the mechanical assembly phase of our process. We calibrate our own electric torque tools. Occasionally, we will find a tool out of tolerance when we do a routine calibration check (usually every 3 months). Of course, that means product built with this tool from the last cal may be suspect. I would like to hear what practical methods or procedures others are using to control such a situation. Thanks
We manufacture RF filters for cell phone base stations and use calibrated torque drivers for the mechanical assembly phase of our process. We calibrate our own electric torque tools. Occasionally, we will find a tool out of tolerance when we do a routine calibration check (usually every 3 months). Of course, that means product built with this tool from the last cal may be suspect. I would like to hear what practical methods or procedures others are using to control such a situation. Thanks