Supporting Service
Gage Calibration
Consolidate the gage crib onto one calibration interval.
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One interval for the CMM and the gage crib
Calipers, micrometers, height and bore gages, indicators, gage blocks, plug, ring and thread gages, pin gages, surface plates and granite squares are typically due alongside the CMM. Scheduling them together reduces the number of recall dates a quality system has to track.
Accredited and non-accredited items are identified separately on the quote and on the certificate.
What is covered
Instrument families are checked against a documented scope; items outside that scope are quoted as non-accredited work and marked as such.
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Hand tools
Calipers, micrometers, height gages and bore gages.
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Fixed gages
Plug, ring and thread gages, pin gage sets.
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Surface references
Granite surface plates and granite squares.
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Gage blocks
Blocks calibrated to ISO 3650 grade, used as CMM test length artifacts and shop-floor references.
How the crib is handled
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Inventory review
Asset list and due dates are checked against current recall records.
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Scope match
Each item is checked against the laboratory's accredited scope before quoting.
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Calibration
Items are calibrated in accredited or non-accredited status as applicable.
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Recall scheduling
Due dates are aligned to the CMM interval where practical.
Why Milwaukee CMM Calibration and Repair
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One recall list
Gage crib and CMM due dates are tracked together where intervals allow.
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Scope stated per item
Accredited and non-accredited status is marked on quote and certificate.
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Machinery-shop familiar
Large ring gauges and long gage blocks used for big weldment work are within routine scope.
Coverage across Wisconsin and the Greater Midwest
On-site service is scheduled across southeastern and eastern Wisconsin. Ship-in service is available outside that radius by arrangement.
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Discuss Gage Calibration Requirements
Send the asset list to start a consolidated gage quote.