Free Metrology Training Program Morehouse Instrument Company, a leading force and torque measurement service provider for over a century, launched a free metrology training program on calibration. The free metrology training is an email series designed to improve calibration and metrology skills. The Morehouse Metrology Mastery Series offers a structured weekly training program. These short, […]
Core Values Are the Core Strength of Morehouse At Morehouse Instrument Company, our core strengths are the core values, the bedrock of our identity, and the guiding light for our actions. These values aren't just words on a page; they're principles we embody in our daily work, creating a dynamic culture that propels innovation, energizes […]
Metrology Questions Webinar! Free, but RSVP required Are you struggling to find answers to your force calibration questions? Unsure about multi-axis load cell adapters? What indicator is best for your setup? You're not alone. Manuals and chat rooms often fall short, leaving you without clear answers. And we know that mistakes can be costly in […]
Morehouse Holiday Message: Measurements Meet Mistletoe Ho, Ho, Hold onto your festive hats (or grip your Festivus Poles tightly!) because it's that wonderful time of the year again! Here at Morehouse, the self-proclaimed (and never disputed) Galaxy’s #1 Torque & Force Measurement Products & Services provider, we're ready to spread holiday cheer and a sprinkle […]
Morehouse Workplace Award Resonates Beyond the Plaque Winning the "Best Place to Work" award by the Central Pennsylvania Business Journal was an honor for Morehouse Instrument Company, but it was more than just a badge of recognition. It highlighted the underlying philosophy and practices that make such acknowledgments possible and the broader implications they have […]
Armed Services Receives Universal Calibration Machine We are happy to announce a 675,000 lbf capacity Universal Calibration Machine (UCM) was designed, manufactured, assembled and recently shipped to a US Navy base. This unique UCM will be used to calibrate high capacity force measurement devices used by for our military. Morehouse prides itself on finding solutions […]
Update Your Skills with the Latest Morehouse Free Force Calibration Guidebook! Here's why you need to get your hands on the Free Force Calibration Guidebook. When someone is new to calibration or metrology the information can be overwhelming. There is so much to digest that people can quickly become overwhelmed. Some have joked that an […]
New to Force Measurements: A Beginner's Guide to Force Measurements Morehouse Instrument Company has shared tremendous knowledge throughout the years with blogs, technical papers, and webinars. This education aligns with our purpose to create a safer world by helping companies improve their force and torque measurements. The information can be overwhelming when someone is new […]
Ashly Carter Joins Morehouse Instrument Company We are expanding our team to lead us into the future of metrology and beyond. October 11, 2022: Morehouse Instrument Company is excited to announce the hiring of Ashly Carter as the new Quality Manager! Former Program Manager of Calibration at the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA), she […]
Morehouse Finishes Major Installation at USAF Morehouse has finished installing and commissioning two Deadweight Machines (Primary Standards) at the USAF. We built this machine during the pandemic, and through all of the issues, it is now running at close to 0.0009 % using the USAF algorithm. We were told that the older machine that this […]
Morehouse Core Values "When we assign blame, we are pointing the finger to who or what is responsible for a fault or for wrongdoing. We are trying to make others accountable. Blaming does not solve a problem; it usually only makes people defensive." – Catherine Pulsifer, Inspirational author Core Values Pyramid Core values are […]
Continuous Improvement in the Cal Lab What if people could improve at a rate of 1 % per day? In approximately 70 days, they would be twice as effective at their job, and in 365 days, they would be 37.78343 times better. In reality, 1 % better is not going to amount to much. For […]
