CALENDARSEMINARS: Measurement UncertaintyMar 12-13 Estimating Measurement Uncertainty. Aurora, IL.The Mitutoyo Institute of Metrology. http://www.mitutoyo.com.Mar 18-19 JCGM Guide to the Expression of UncertaintyMeasurement. Anaheim, CA. NIST Seminar N04, hosted by MSC.http://www.msc-conf.com.Mar 20-22 Measurement Uncertainty Workshop. Fenton, MI.QUAMETEC Institute of Measurement Technology. http:// www.QIMTonline.com.May 7-9 MET-302 Introduction to Measurement Uncertainty.Everett, WA. Fluke <strong>Cal</strong>ibration. http://us.flukecal.com/training/courses/MET-302.May 15-17 Measurement Uncertainty Workshop. Fenton, MI.QUAMETEC Institute of Measurement Technology. http:// www.QIMTonline.com.SEMINARS: StandardsMar 18-19 The ISO/IEC 17025 Accreditation Process. Anaheim,CA. NIST Seminar N01, hosted by MSC. http://www.msc-conf.com.SEMINARS: TemperatureMar 5-7 Infrared Temperature Metrology. American Fork, UT.Fluke <strong>Cal</strong>ibration, http://us.flukecal.com/tempcal_training.Mar 18-20 Selection, <strong>Cal</strong>ibration, and Use of ContactThermometers. Anaheim, CA. NIST Seminar N02, hosted byMSC. http://www.msc-conf.com.Jun 11-13 Principles of Temperature Metrology. Everett, WA.Fluke <strong>Cal</strong>ibration. http://us.flukecal.com/training/courses/Principles-Temperature-Metrology.SEMINARS: VibrationMar 5-7 Fundamentals of Random Vibration and Shock Testing.Houston, TX. http://www.equipment-reliability.com.Mar 11-14 Mechanical Shock and Modal Test Techniques. LasVegas, NV. Technology Training, Inc. http://www.ttiedu.com.Apr 9-11 Fundamentals of Random Vibration and ShockTesting, HALT, ESS, HASS (...). College Park MD. http://www.equipment-reliability.com.Force and Torque <strong>Cal</strong>ibration ServiceLower your test uncertainty ratios by having instrumentscalibrated at a more precise level of measurement certainty: Primary Force and Torque standards accurate to0.002% of applied for most capacities Hassle-Free <strong>Cal</strong>ibration Service - Morehousedoes not require RMAʼs and works extensivelyto ensure calibrations are performed in a mannerthat replicates how the instruments are used Force <strong>Cal</strong>ibration performed in our laboratory to2,250,000 lbf in compression and 1,200,000 lbfin tension and equivalent SI units Torque <strong>Cal</strong>ibration performed in our laboratoryto 1475 ft - lbf and equivalent SI units <strong>Cal</strong>ibrations performed in accordance withcustomer specifications, ASTM E74, ISO 376,ASTM E 2428 and BS 7882ISO 17025 AccreditedAmerican Association of <strong>Lab</strong>oratoryAccreditation <strong>Cal</strong>ibration Cert 1398.01Prompt Delivery of 5-7 Days on Most Items. Expedited Service AvailableMOREHOUSE FORCE & TORQUE CALIBRATION LABORATORIESPhone: 717-843-0081 / Fax: 717-846-4193 / www.mhforce.com / e-mail: hzumbrun@mhforce.comINSTRUMENT COMPANY, INC.1742 Sixth Avenue ¥ York, PA USA<strong>Cal</strong> <strong>Lab</strong>: The International Journal of Metrology8 Jan • Feb • Mar 2013
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