Readings from any calibrator
Today every brand comes in the same way: the CSV or Excel export from its own software, or readings typed at the bench. Dedicated imports for each brand's own files are built from real sample files.
Where each brand stands
- DruckToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- FlukeToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- Fluke CalibrationToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- AdditelToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- WIKAToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- BeamexToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- Time ElectronicsToday: CSV or Excel export, column mapping remembered; typed readings
- DH-BudenbergToday: Readings typed at the bench
Any other calibrator
If its software can save results as CSV or Excel, it works today. If it cannot, readings are typed in, with large fields made for a phone at the bench.
A dedicated import that reads its own files, built from real sample files
Have sample files from one of these? They decide which dedicated import comes first.
Send us a sampleBring your instrument list and one results file, and we will run them through it with you.