Digitalisation in metrology is not a sudden technological leap, but a development that unfolds in clearly recognisable stages. These stages – the so‑called five digitalisation levels – describe how calibration data develop from their analogue origin towards fully …
At a time when production processes are becoming increasingly networked, automated and data-driven, data quality and data management are rapidly gaining importance. In Industry 4.0 people, machines and systems work together seamlessly. But how does this vision become …
Digitalisation is changing almost every area of industry – including the calibration of measuring equipment. Where paper documents used to dominate, the digital calibration certificate (DCC for short) is becoming increasingly important. However, as is often the case, …
Measurement technology is undergoing a profound change. Where paper and PDF documents used to be the norm, the digital calibration certificate (DCC) will set new standards. But what does this term, which is cropping up more and more often, actually mean? And why is the …
Measuring instruments for pressure and temperature are used in almost all areas of industrial manufacturing. As a result of continuous mechanical, chemical and thermal loading, these instruments age and can therefore not guarantee the correctness of the measured values …
