Load Cell Calibration Service & Calibration of Instron Tensile Tester.



Accurate measurement is the backbone of any mechanical testing operation. At Mechanical Testing Services, we specialize in precise, reliable calibration solutions — ensuring your instruments deliver consistent, traceable results that meet international standards.

Load Cell Calibration Service

Load cells are essential components in weighing systems, force testing machines, and industrial measurement devices. Over time, even high-quality load cells can drift due to wear, mechanical stress, or environmental factors. That’s where our Load Cell Calibration Service comes in.

Our calibration process begins with a thorough inspection and verification of your load cell’s mechanical and electrical condition. Using high-accuracy deadweight systems and traceable reference standards, we apply controlled loads across the full operating range of your load cell. This comprehensive approach allows us to:

·         Measure and adjust sensitivity and linearity

·         Verify zero balance and hysteresis

·         Detect mechanical defects and connection issues

·         Provide detailed calibration certificates with uncertainty data

We support calibration for all major load cell types including compression, tension, shear beam, S-type, and multi-axis load cells. Whether your equipment is used in industrial, laboratory, or field environments, our service ensures your measurements remain trustworthy and repeatable.

Calibration of Instron Tensile Tester

An Instron tensile testing machine is a critical asset for material characterization — used to evaluate tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, and other mechanical properties. Proper calibration is essential to maintain accuracy and compliance with ASTM, ISO, and other industry standards.

Our Instron calibration service includes:

·         Verification of load measurement systems (load cells & transducers)

·         Crosshead speed and positioning accuracy checks

·         Alignment and fixture inspection

·         Software and data acquisition validation

·         Complete reporting with traceable calibration certificates

Our experienced technicians work directly on your Instron machine, following strict calibration protocols to minimize downtime. We calibrate all popular models and configurations, ensuring your tensile tester consistently produces reliable results for quality control, R&D, and production testing.

Why Choose Mechanical Testing Services?

With a reputation built on technical excellence, traceable procedures, and fast turnaround, we help businesses maintain confidence in their measurement systems. Whether it’s load cells or universal testing machines like Instron, trust us to keep your instruments calibrated, certified, and compliant.

Contact us today to schedule a calibration service or request a quote!

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