Calibrated Labels | All Materials, Stock or Custom

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is a 'Calibrated' label used for?

A 'Calibrated' label is applied to a piece of equipment after it has been successfully calibrated. It serves as an official record and visual proof that the tool is accurate and compliant with quality standards as of a specific date.

Q. What information is on a 'Calibrated' label?

A 'Calibrated' label typically includes fields for "Date Calibrated," "Calibrated By" (the technician's initials), and "Next Cal Due." This information creates a complete audit trail for the equipment's calibration history.

Q. How do 'Calibrated' labels help with compliance?

'Calibrated' labels are essential for ISO 9001 and other quality system audits. They provide auditors with clear, on-device evidence that a company is maintaining its equipment properly and that its measurement tools are traceable to a standard.

Q. Why are 'Calibrated' labels usually green?

Green is widely used for 'Calibrated' labels because it is a universal signal for "go" or "pass." It allows anyone to quickly identify at a glance that a piece of equipment is in good working order and ready for use. This is part of a broader system using color-coded tags.

Q. What is the difference between a 'Calibrated' label and a 'Calibration' label?

A 'Calibrated' label signifies the action is complete and the device has been calibrated. A general calibration label is a broader term that can include other statuses, like calibration due, do not use, or out of calibration.

About our Calibrated Labels - All Materials

Keep calibrated equipment organized with a simple, writable marking system. Choose a stock By/Date/Due design in your preferred color, or use our free customization tool to add your company name or logo to a custom Calibrated label.