ISO/IEC 17025 · NABL scope CC-2214

The room where glass becomes an instrument.

Calibration is a measurement, and a measurement is only as good as its traceability chain. Ours runs unbroken from the SI kilogram to the serial etched on your flask.

Traceability chain

01

BIPM / SI kilogram

International definition

02

NPL India reference standards

National metrology institute

03

Our E2 reference weight set

Cert. NPL-2025-8841, recalibrated annually

04

Five-figure balances (XPR205, MSA225)

Daily drift checks, quarterly service

05

Your instrument's measured value

Published to the verification registry

Method

Gravimetric, per ISO 4787: the instrument is weighed empty, then filled to the mark with distilled water at a recorded temperature. Mass, water density, air density and glass expansion combine to give volume with an uncertainty budget computed per instrument — not copied per template.

Environment

27.0 ±0.5 °C, logged continuously; balances on granite anti-vibration tables; water conductivity checked each session. The room is audited annually by NABL assessors and, more usefully, every day by physics.

Also calibrated here

Third-party glassware. If your lab needs existing instruments recalibrated with NABL-scope certificates, we run a service queue with a five-day turnaround.

Ask about recalibration service

Every number this lab produces is public.

Serial in, certificate out — that is the whole interface.

Open the verification portal