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ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited calibration laboratory in Nashville, TN. Since 1997, EML Calibration has delivered NIST-traceable electronic, mechanical, dimensional, and torque calibration nationwide. Accredited by Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, we serve aerospace, defense, pharmaceutical, medical device, automotive, telecom, and manufacturing. Ship instruments to our Nashville lab, or we bring the lab to you. Mobile labs calibrate on site nationwide for electronic instruments, and within 250 miles of Nashville for mechanical and dimensional. Technicians repair defects during the visit. Every certificate includes measurement data and stated uncertainty. Our asset platform gives 24/7 record access and automated due-date alerts.
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998 Elm Hill Pike, 37210, Nashville, United States
- (615) 771-2560
- calinfo@eml1.com
- emlcalibration.com
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