How does CME work

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How does CME Works?

We provide you with a calibration CME KIT that contains components traceable to NIST. The kit contains the same type instrumentation used by your current calibration vendor to conduct work on the instrumentation you send them. We also provide you a calibration procedure CD or a calibration procedure my be downloaded from this website. The kit also includes a process module equipped with CD-ROM drive and Internet connectivity capability. The procedures are designed by CME, Inc., based upon the instrument model, and the OEM’s product specification. The procedures are written in an easy to follow format. The procedures will include pictures showing how to connect cables from your vibration equipment to the CME KIT and also step-by-step instructions on how to set up the CME KIT. The procedure will seek answers to questions such as “Does the model (instrument ABC) read .9 to 1.0 on its amplitude meter?” “Does the digital voltmeter (DVM) read between 275-285 mV?”

Following the test procedure is easy as 1-2-3. Instrumentation calibration procedures for IRD, Entek-IRD, CSI, SKF and many other OEM’s vibration equipment are already developed and available in our database. You now have the capability to certify calibration of vibration data collectors, dedicated vibration analyzers, permanently installed vibration monitor (except non contact pick-up’s) balancing machine instrumentation, and check instrument transducers with equipment as a system from the comfort of your office.

CME, Inc., will then provide you with the calibration certification procedure for equipment you specify. You simply follow the instrument specific test procedures and the calibration certification process should be completed within 45 minutes or less.

Have questions? No problem. Contact us or email us at: sales@calibrationmadeeasy.com. If you email us your questions, be sure to tell us who you are!