Calibration for medical,
laboratory and industrial
equipment
NABL-accredited, ISO/IEC 17025:2017-compliant calibration — on-site or in our laboratory — with traceable certificates for every instrument.
Calibration, validation and documentation under one roof
Vanavil Calibrations calibrates equipment across four broad categories: medical, thermal, mechanical and electro-technical. Whatever the instrument, our approach is the same — equipment analysis, precision calibration against traceable reference standards, a validation report, and practical maintenance advice.
All calibration work adheres to ISO/IEC 17025 standards, so certificates carry the accreditation your auditors and regulators expect to see. Related environmental systems — such as HVAC used in controlled spaces — fall under our separate HVAC Validationservice rather than instrument calibration.
Browse by category
Categories reflect the equipment types Vanavil currently calibrates. If your instrument isn't listed, ask us — coverage is being documented in full for this website.
ECG Machine
Pulse Oximeter
Ventilator Machine
Centrifuge
Boyle's Apparatus
Baby Warmer
Multipara Monitor
Pressure GaugeAlso includes syringe pumps and infusion pumps. Ask us if your specific medical device isn't shown.
Thermal Process Equipment
Ovens, incubators and thermal processing equipment calibrated for accurate, consistent temperature control.
Temperature Indicating Devices
Thermometers, hygrometers and temperature indicators used across laboratories and storage facilities.
Also includes pressure gauges and balances used in laboratory settings — see Scope for how this connects to research and diagnostic work.
Pressure Indicating Devices
Gauges & transmitters
Mass Measurement
Weighing & mass devices
Volume Measurement
Volumetric instruments
Speed & Acceleration
Speed & acceleration devices
Time & Frequency Devices
Electro-technical calibration covering time and frequency measurement instruments.
Electrical Test Equipment
Additional electro-technical scopes available on request — contact us with your equipment list.
On-site or laboratory calibration — whichever fits the equipment
Fixed or bulky equipment is calibrated where it stands, minimising downtime for hospital wards and production lines. Where bench-level accuracy or specialised reference standards are needed, equipment is calibrated at our laboratory instead.
Four steps, every time
Equipment Analysis
We review the equipment, its operating range and the applicable calibration standard.
Precision Calibration
Calibration is carried out against traceable reference standards under controlled procedure.
Validation Reports
Results are documented into a certificate with full traceability, ready for your records.
Maintenance Advice
We flag any drift or wear so you can act before the next calibration cycle.
Uncalibrated equipment is a
compliance and safety risk
A ventilator reading slightly off, a lab balance drifting out of tolerance, a pressure gauge that's no longer accurate — small errors compound into patient safety issues, failed audits, and rejected quality results. Regular, accredited calibration keeps instruments within tolerance and keeps your compliance record clean.
Common questions about calibration
Calibration frequency depends on equipment type, manufacturer recommendation and your quality system requirements. We advise on a suitable interval as part of every service, typically annual for most hospital and laboratory equipment.
Both. We calibrate on-site for equipment that cannot be moved, such as installed hospital and industrial equipment, and offer laboratory-based calibration where bench-level accuracy is required.
Yes. Our calibration is carried out under NABL accreditation and ISO/IEC 17025:2017-compliant procedures, and every certificate includes full traceability documentation.
Send us your equipment list through the contact page — we'll confirm whether it falls within our current accredited scope.
Get your equipment calibrated on schedule
Share your equipment list and preferred timeline — we'll put together a calibration plan.