FAQ: What does traceability mean in calibration?

Our calibration expert answers the most asked questions about calibration and explains the definitions of a few key terms in order to avoid misunderstandings.

Understand one of the most crucial requirements in calibration

Traceability is no longer an option. It has become a crucial requirement. In calibration, traceability describes a process where the calibrated tool is calibrated by more accurate equipment according to a national standard.

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