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Dorsey Metrology Calibration Laboratory adds Bore Gages to its ISO 17025 Scope of Accreditation

In December, 2011 Dorsey Metrology's Calibration Laboratory added to its ISO 17025 Scope of Accreditation after a thorough evaluation process by A2LA. As a result of this evaluation we are pleased to announce the ability to offer ISO 17025 calibration of our entire Bore Gage product line. We feel that the addition of one of our most popular products to our Scope of Accreditation will allow us to be more competitive in the industries we serve and further enhance the quality of our products customers have come to depend on.

Issues with catalog downloads

We have recently identified an issue with the website, that prevented some users from downloading our catalog. If you were affcted by this, please let us know in the comments below and we will email you the catalog.

The issue should be resolved now, but if you are still experiencing problems with downloads from Dorsey Metrology website, please let us know. We will continue to address any problems you might encounter. Thakn you for your patience and understanding.

Dorsey introduces new bore gage models

Precise measurement of large bore surfaces using dial indicating and digital instruments in the past was difficult and not economical. But that scenario is about to change with the introduction of #7 standard style and #8 standard style bore gages. These gages feature modular design, that can be easily assembled to measure a variety of large bore diameter. These instruments reachability can be easily extended to evaluate conditions of a deep bore.

Top business blogging benefits

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In the era of internet, online presence of businesses is considered low. Blogging is one of the easiest ways to tap into that endless market, and improve their business and profits. What sets blogging apart from other types of websites is the appearance of content. It is presented on page in the form of posts. Blogs are also updated more frequently that normal websites, in return creating a reason for a visitor to come back again.

A kilogram does not weigh a kilogram anymore.

At least according to NIST.

Scale

So how exactly is a mass of 1 kilogram defined? In 1889 it was defined as a mass of platinum-iridium cylinder, and it's almost equal to the mass of 1 liter of water. Originally there were 40 cylinders made in 1884. To this day it's the only International Systems of Units (SI) unit still defined by an physical artifact.

2010 World Quality Day

World Quality Day was first introduced in 1990 by United Nations to increase worldwide consciousness of the essential contribution that quality makes toward a nation's and organization's growth and prosperity. The term quality is everywhere, in all aspects of life. For organisations, however, deploying quality advances is a prerequisite for creating a sustainable business.

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