On-site Calibration

ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Certified

CLC brings calibration to your site — cutting transport costs while meeting ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation. Convenient, fast, and accurate.

CLC Calibration Laboratory provides onsite calibration services performed by our team of expert engineers, who come directly to your factory or facility. Our services are accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017, covering 9 measurement disciplines and over 202 instrument types. This service is ideal for instruments that are difficult to transport, permanently installed, or when you need to minimize production downtime.

ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited Nationwide Service Across Thailand Over 29 Years of Experience Covering Over 9 Measurement Parameters


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Onsite Calibration Service

Pressure & Vacuum 24
Temperature & Humidity 22
Torque & Force 16
Mass & Balance 8
Glassware & Chemical 7

 

 

Onsite Instrument Calibration by CLC’s Team of Experts

Onsite calibration performed by CLC’s expert team, brought directly to your facility — for factories, laboratories, and organizations that need to minimize instrument downtime. Our work follows the relevant quality management system for calibration services, and any instrument within ISO/IEC 17025 scope must be verified against the actual accreditation scope before a quotation is issued.

What Is Onsite Calibration?

Onsite calibration is when our calibration engineers travel directly to your factory or facility to perform the service — without the need to remove or transport your instruments off-site. This is ideal for permanently installed equipment, large instruments that cannot be moved, or situations where you need to minimize production downtime and reduce the risks associated with transportation.Calibration is carried out under the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standard, using accredited reference instruments. The resulting Certificate of Calibration carries the same full validity as calibration performed in our laboratory, and can be used directly to support quality systems such as ISO 9001, GMP, and audit requirements.

- Industrial factories
- Testing laboratories
- QA/QC departments
- Maintenance departments managing large numbers of instruments
- Organizations that cannot conveniently ship instruments off-site
- Businesses that need to maintain production schedules and minimize downtime

— Reduces instrument downtime
— Lowers transportation risk — ideal for large or high-volume instruments
— Enables convenient scheduled calibration rounds for factories managing quality systems
— Provides documented calibration results to support your quality system
— Certificate of Calibration is fully valid under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 — equivalent to in-lab calibration — usable immediately for ISO 9001 and GMP audits
— Lowers total cost compared to the shipping, insurance, and risk involved in sending instruments off-site

Steps
1. Customer submits the list of instruments
2. CLC reviews instrument types, quantity, location, and scope of work
3. We assess whether onsite calibration is suitable, or whether lab calibration is recommended instead
4. Quotation issued
5. Service date scheduled
6. Calibration team arrives onsite
7. Calibration is performed and certification documentation prepared
8. Certificate/report delivered according to the agreed terms

A: Yes. A Certificate of Calibration issued from onsite calibration is fully equivalent to one issued from in-lab calibration, because CLC performs both in-lab and onsite calibration under the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standard. The certificates you receive can be used immediately to support quality system audits such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, GMP, IATF 16949, and inspections by government agencies.

A: Yes — this is actually one of the ideal use cases for onsite service. CLC's engineering team brings accredited reference instruments directly to the instrument's installation point, whether it's embedded in a pipeline system, a large-scale measuring device, or an instrument whose removal would disrupt the production process. Suitability depends on the instrument type and the conditions at the installation site; CLC will assess the calibration scope before issuing any quotation.

A: The main difference is the location where the work is performed — not the quality of the result. For lab calibration, the customer removes and transports the instrument to CLC's laboratory, which suits small, lightweight, and easily transportable instruments. For onsite calibration, CLC's engineering team travels with accredited reference instruments to your facility, which suits permanently installed or large equipment, or when you need to minimize production downtime. Both approaches are performed under the exact same ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standard, and the certificates issued carry identical validity.

A: We recommend onsite service in the following cases:Instruments permanently installed in a pipeline or production line that cannot be removed without stopping the processLarge or heavy instruments, such as crane scales, CMMs, granite surface plates, or large volumetric tanksMultiple instruments located at the same site — sending them individually to the lab is time-consuming and costlyInstruments that need to remain in continuous use, with limited allowable downtimeMedical instruments installed in hospitals or clinics, such as ventilators, infusion pumps, and infant incubators

A: To ensure the calibration process runs smoothly, please prepare the following:Instrument list — the instruments to be calibrated, along with serial numbers and operating rangeWork area — the location where instruments are installed should be easily accessible, well-lit, and have suitable ambient temperatureCoordinator — a representative from QC/QA or the engineer responsible for the instruments, to facilitate the visit and sign off on the calibration resultsDocumentation — previous calibration certificates (if available), for comparison of valuesCLC will provide further details after assessing the scope of work and issuing the quotation.