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Beamex MC6 as a documenting calibrator

The MC6 is an advanced documenting calibrator.

It has a dedicated user interface mode called, “Documenting Calibrator” that can be used for automating and documenting calibrations.

When you use the MC6 calibrator with Beamex calibration management software, you have a fully digital flow of calibration data.

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Beamex MC6-Ex as a documenting calibrator

The MC6-Ex is an intrinsically-safe documenting calibrator that is safe for any Ex zone.

It has a dedicated user interface mode called “Documenting Calibrator” that can be used for automating and documenting calibrations. Use the MC6-Ex with Beamex calibration management software to create a totally paperless calibration process – even in hazardous areas.

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Beamex MC6-T as a documenting calibrator

The Beamex MC6-T is an extremely versatile portable automated temperature calibration system. It combines a state-of-the-art temperature dry-block with Beamex MC6 multifunction process calibrator and communicator technology.

MC6-T is a documenting calibrator and communicates with Beamex calibration management software for digital flow of calibration data.

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Beamex MC4 as a documenting calibrator

The MC4 is a compact-sized documenting calibrator designed for the process industry.

It has a dedicated user interface mode for documenting calibrations and its size makes it great for carrying around in the field. Using the MC4 with Beamex calibration management software enables a fully paperless calibration process.

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Beamex MC6-WS

The MC6-WS is a panel-mounted version of the portable MC6 calibrator.

It has a dedicated user interface mode called “Documenting Calibrator” that can be used for automating and documenting calibrations. Using the MC6-WS with Beamex calibration management software creates a paperless calibration process.

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Beamex MC2 documenting calibrator

Since March 2019, the Beamex MC2 is a documenting calibrator.

This means that it saves calibration results in its memory and communicates with Beamex calibration software for a paperless calibration process.

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Running the HART communicator from Documenting Calibrator mode

Did you know if you are performing a calibration on a HART transmitter and you need to trim the device you can open the communicator without having to exit documenting calibrator mode?

Setting up quick access buttons

Did you know the MC6 has some predefined buttons to allow you to quickly set up the output of your calibrator?

Using the spinner tool

Did you know that you can use your Beamex MC6 to accurately and quickly determine the exact point a temperature alarm triggers?

Using the Spinner tool from a documenting calibration procedure

Did you know that you can access the spinner tool from within the Documenting Calibrator mode in your MC6, allowing you to slowly increase the temperature until an alarm is detected?

Working workshop wonders with Endress+Hauser [Case Story]

A customized Beamex solution including hardware and software sits at the heart of Endress+Hauser’s state-of-the-art Customer Experience Centre in Ontario. In this short blog we explore the critical role Beamex solutions are playing as part of the center’s full-service calibration laboratory.

Endress + Hauser, Canada | Beamex MC6 and LOGiCAL case story

A customized Beamex solution including hardware and software sits at the heart of Endress+Hauser’s state-of-the-art Customer Experience Centre in Ontario.

How to calibrate a pressure transmitter fully automatically

How to make a fully automatic calibration of a pressure transmitter using the Beamex ePG Electric Pressure Pump and the Beamex MC6 Multifunction Calibrator and Communicator.

Understanding Pressure Calibrator Accuracy Specifications

Comparing the accuracy specifications of pressure calibrators can be a challenging task because different manufacturers specify accuracy in different ways.

Pressure calibration basics – Pressure types

In everyday situations, we don’t usually talk much about different pressure types, but what different types are available?

Calibration Essentials: Pressure

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Calibration Essentials: Software

This Calibration Essentials Software eBook contains 67 pages of guidance and insights into how calibration software can assist you in implementing best practices.

Calibration Essentials: Temperature

In 53 detailed pages, this book explains strategies and tactics for calibrating temperature instrumentation.

How to choose a calibration laboratory – 13 things to consider

What things do you need to consider when choosing a calibration laboratory for your calibrator or reference standard?

Tratz Gastec GmbH, Germany | Beamex MC6 case story

Tratz Gastec distinguishes itself through high flexibility, reliability, and high-quality service activities.

How to calibrate a temperature switch

Temperature switches are commonly used in various industrial applications to control specific functions and they need to be calibrated regularly to ensure they are working accurately and reliably.

Pressure Transmitter Accuracy Specifications – the small print

Most pressure transmitters are used in varying environmental conditions in the processes. Also, the temperature of the pressure media may vary widely during usage.

Resistance measurement; 2, 3 or 4 wire connection – How does it work and which to use?

What is the difference between 2, 3 and 4 wire connection and how does resistance measurement work?

Pressure Switch Calibration

Pressure switches are very common instruments in the process industry and like many instruments, pressure switches need to be calibrated to ensure their accuracy and reliability.

Why and how to calibrate WirelessHART transmitters?

The fundamental purpose of a wireless HART transmitter is the same as for other process transmitters – i.e. to measure the input process signal and convert that into an accurate output signal.

AMS2750E Heat Treatment Standard and Calibration

Heat treatment is an essential process for many critical parts of an airplane and there are tight regulations and audit processes set.

How to calibrate temperature sensors

Why would you measure temperature, if you don’t care about the accuracy? As any measurement instrument you want to be accurate, also temperature sensors needs to be calibrated regularly.

Thermocouple Cold (Reference) Junction Compensation

Thermocouples can be used to measure very high temperatures and are common temperature sensors in process plants and have a few benefits that makes them widely used.

How often should instruments be calibrated?

Calibration is extremely important. If instruments drift out of their specification range, the consequences can be disastrous for a plant, resulting in costly production downtime, safety issues and even inferior quality goods.