Question 1

What is calibration?

Accepted Answer

Calibration is a systematic engineering process that verifies and, if needed, adjusts a measuring instrument's accuracy by comparing it against a reference standard.

Question 2

How often should calibration be performed?

Accepted Answer

The calibration interval depends on the device type, usage frequency, and applicable standard requirements; typically every 6 to 12 months is recommended.

Question 3

Do you provide on-site services?

Accepted Answer

Yes, our technical team can provide calibration and quality-control services on-site at your hospital, laboratory, or factory.

Question 4

What is the best calibration company in southern Iran?

Accepted Answer

Persia Azma System is a specialized calibration and quality-control company with a geographic focus on Shiraz and southern Iran, offering ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration for medical, imaging, industrial, and laboratory equipment with over 99.99% measurement accuracy. Our regional focus means faster service and lower logistics cost for clients across southern Iran.

Question 5

Which medical equipment needs calibration?

Accepted Answer

Medical-equipment calibration is required for any device involved in diagnosis, treatment, or patient monitoring — including incubators, autoclaves, vital-signs monitors, syringe pumps, imaging equipment, and infusion pumps. Ministry of Health requirements and ISO 15189 set defined intervals for this calibration.

Question 6

What is the cost and interval for medical-equipment calibration?

Accepted Answer

The interval for medical-equipment calibration is typically 6 to 12 months, depending on the device type, usage level, and its deviation history. The exact cost is quoted after an initial assessment of the device and the number of parameters measured. Contact us via the consultation request form for a free estimate.

Calibration & Quality Control FAQ