DATUM / TEMPLATE DEMONSTRATION · Fictional business and sample services
A POINT OF REFERENCE
Confidence in every measurement.
Calibration and testing for the instruments behind your work. Start with a clear list. Agree the checks that matter.
DIMENSIONAL / PRESSURE / TEMPERATURE / ELECTRICAL
FIG. 01 / INSTRUMENT STUDY
DATUM / 01
CAPABILITIES
Four service areas. One clear starting point.
Find your instrument category and prepare the details for a useful enquiry.
01
Laboratory
Dimensional
Checks for the tools that turn a drawing into a finished part.
Vernier calipers, Micrometers, Dial indicators, Height gauges
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02
Laboratory or on site
Pressure
A clear starting point for gauges, transmitters, and pressure indicators.
Pressure gauges, Digital manometers, Pressure transmitters
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03
Laboratory
Temperature
Define the checks for your sensors, probes, and temperature indicators.
Temperature probes, Thermocouples, Digital thermometers, Temperature indicators
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04
Laboratory
Electrical
Set out the functions and ranges used in your electrical measurements.
Digital multimeters, Clamp meters, Process calibrators, Resistance meters
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BEFORE THE BENCH
The work starts with the right information.
An instrument name is only the start. Share the range you use, the checks you need, and the records that matter to your process.
LOCAL ENQUIRY BUILDER
One brief. Your whole equipment list.
Add instruments, import a CSV, and set out the work you need. Review everything before sharing a text file, spreadsheet, or structured JSON.
ADD / IMPORT / REVIEW / EXPORT
SAMPLE EQUIPMENT LIST
Digital micrometer
DIMENSIONAL / 1 INSTRUMENT
Pressure gauge
PRESSURE / 2 INSTRUMENTS
TXT CSV JSON
Prepared on your device. Nothing is sent.
WORKFLOW
Define. Confirm. Record.
01 / SPECIFY
Define the work
List the instruments, working ranges, and checks your process needs.
02 / AGREE
Confirm the scope
Agree the method, location, reporting needs, price, and schedule with the laboratory.
03 / RECORD
Keep the record
Connect the equipment list and the agreed work to the records you receive.
RESOURCES
Make the next conversation more useful.
Planning guides for equipment lists, site visits, enquiries, and dispatch.
Equipment planning
Prepare an equipment list
Keep instrument names, models, ranges, and quantities in one useful list.
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Site preparation
Plan an on-site visit
Collect access, location, equipment, and scheduling details before discussing a site visit.
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Enquiry guide
Define your enquiry requirements
Explain the checks and records you need so the next conversation is more useful.
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Dispatch checklist
Check equipment before dispatch
Use a short preparation check to make the equipment handover easier to manage.
Read the guide
BEFORE YOU BEGIN