How do you ensure reliable analysis results?

Calibration, validation, norms and standards play a major role in this. Are you interested in the latest trends and information in this area? Then follow the X-pedition “Calibration & Quality” during WoTS 2018. In a very practical way, by means of a tour along 6 participating companies that each provide an interactive demonstration, the X-pedition offers information about standards, calibration methods, training, norms and quality requirements. During this X-pedition you will have the opportunity to increase your knowledge in the field of calibration.

Without us thinking about it, calibration and quality play an important role in our daily lives. For example, how important do we think it is that if we fill up with 40 liters of fuel, that is at least 40 liters and how important do we think it is that the altimeter in our plane indicates the correct altitude? Lab-QAcademy they explain that exactly.

With so many different terms – analytical standard, reference material, certified reference material, primary and Metrology Institute standards – the question arises, how do we tell the difference? How do I choose the right one? Merck will be showing the “Standards Playbook” at its booth, an app that can answer many of your questions. Visit the booth of Merck and explore the guide.

Take the “pipetting challenge” at the booth of Analis. Eliminate coincidences, control quality and trust the results. Artel Technology offers the best method for pipette calibration and is the only method for continuously improving pipetting competence.

When you work in the lab, you don't want to worry about the condition of your equipment or the accuracy of your measurement results. At the stand of ELS/Optimus Instruments you will learn how calibration and maintenance contribute to a lower Total-Cost-Of-Analysis.

The most commonly used laboratory instruments are of course pipettes. These are used frequently in every lab. The requirements that these and other instruments must meet change regularly. At the stand of Gilson International you can gain knowledge about the requirements that pipettes must meet and what pipette users must take into account.

At the stand of HACH learn more about how Mobile Sensor Management (MSM) simplifies the calibration of your process instruments. The DR3900 VIS spectrophotometer in your lab transmits the results directly, allowing you to remotely calibrate your Ion selective sensor for NH4 in the field, for example.

Your knowledge will be tested by asking a question at each stand. When you answer these questions, you will receive a suitable gift. The chance to increase your knowledge!

The X-pedition has a connection to it seminar Calibration & Quality which will be organised on Wednesday 3 October between 9am and 12pm.

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