SOLUTION

• The purpose of calibration of instruments is to ensure the instrument provides accurate readings over time.
• Calibration involves comparing an instrument’s output to a known standard to ensure it operates safely and efficiently.
• This process helps to eliminate errors, ensure measurement accuracy, and maintain the reliability of instruments.
• Over time, wear and tear can cause measuring devices to degrade, so regular calibration is essential to maintaining accuracy.
• Accurate measurements improve product quality, safety, and regulatory compliance