Category: ASTM E74

Recommendations for Specifying ASTM E74 Calibration Services

Recommendations for Specifying ASTM E74 Calibration Services Recommendations for Specifying ASTM E74 Calibration Services.  This document is intended to help properly specify what you may need for ISO/IEC 17025 accredited ASTM E74 calibrations to ensure you are getting exactly what you need: Verification of the Calibration Supplier Can meet the Requirement. Reviewing many accredited laboratory […]

Top 3 ASTM E74 Load Cell Calibration Mistakes

Avoid ASTM E74 Load Cell Calibration Mistakes We are writing this post to clarify some common ASTM E74 misconceptions and discuss ASTM E74 Load Cell Calibration Mistakes. We have written two early blogs on the ASTM E74 standard: ASTM E74 Simplified and Calculating CMC using the ASTM E74 standard. We also have a slide share presentation detailing the […]

ASTM E74 Calibration Procedure Simplified

ASTM E74 Calibration Procedure Simplified - Intro Steps Recommended for Performing Calibration in Accordance with ASTM E74 Stabilization Allow UUT to come to room temperature Warm-up Instrumentation Preparation Select 10-11 Test points IF UUT IS TO BE USED IN BOTH INCREASING AND DECREASING FORCES,  THE DEVICE MUST BE CALIBRATED IN BOTH MODES.  THE SELECTION OF […]

Calibration and Measurement Capability (CMC) Force Workbook- ASTM E74 Uncertainty

Calibration and Measurement Capability (CMC) Force Workbook- ASTM E74 Uncertainty Morehouse has developed a force workbook in Excel to help those trying to figure out measurement uncertainty and how to calculate their Calibration and Measurement Capability (CMC). Updated 10/30/2021!  The new update contains coefficients for interpolating uncertainty. Most of this workbook is set up for […]

ASTM E74 Primary, Secondary and Working Standards Explained

Primary Force Standards (As Defined per ASTM E74) Morehouse Deadweight Machine ASTM E74 Standard Practice of Calibration of Force-Measuring Instruments for Verifying the Force Indication of Testing Machines (section 3.1.2) defines a primary force standard as a deadweight force applied directly without intervening mechanisms such as levers, hydraulic multipliers, or the like, whose mass has […]

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