Choose the right service centre for your instrument
Our service centres support a wide range of measuring equipment used in workshops, production lines, maintenance teams and quality control rooms. If you need a quick check on a caliper, a full micrometer calibration, or support with gauges and indicators, we help you match the instrument to the right service. That keeps turnaround practical and avoids sending in the wrong item for the job.
When choosing a centre, consider the instrument type, the level of traceability you need, and whether the item is used daily on the floor or only for periodic verification. For example, a production micrometer that is used on shift every day may need more frequent attention than a backup gauge kept in store.
Isando base for Johannesburg industrial customers
Our base in Isando, Kempton Park is well placed for customers in Germiston, Boksburg, Jet Park, Edenvale, Meadowdale and Midrand. The area suits busy industrial users who need a practical collection point for calibratoin work, repairs and instrument servicing without long delays on the road.
We support engineers, technicians and manufacturing teams that rely on accurate readings for quality checks, machine set-up and fault finding. If your site operates around shift work, it helps to plan calibration and collection in advance so essential tools are not left off the line longer than needed.
Courier collection nationwide for calibration work
If you are outside Gauteng, we can arrange courier collection for your instruments. This is useful for businesses in Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth, Bloemfontein and smaller industrial towns that still need the same level of measurement accuracy as a local plant in Johannesburg.
- Arrange collection through the enquiry form on our contact page
- Pack instruments securely with protective wrapping and clear identification
- Include any notes on faults, urgency or recent out-of-tolerance readings
- We handle receiving, assessment and the calibration process at our lab
Couriers make it easier to keep instruments in circulation without arranging private transport for every job, especially when multiple items need attention at once.
What each service centre can handle
Different instruments need different methods, so we separate services by measurement type and required checks. A caliper service is not the same as a pressure gauge check, and a torque tool needs a different setup to a temperature probe. That is why the right service centre matters.
- Caliper Calibration for vernier, dial and digital units
- Micrometer Calibration for external and specialist micrometers
- Gauge Calibration for inspection and process gauges
- Indicator Calibration and Height Gauge Calibration
- Torque Tool, Force Gauge and Pressure Gauge Calibration
- Temperature, Humidity and Multimeter Calibration
Our team also helps identify when an item is showing drift, damage or wear, so you can decide whether calibration alone is enough or whether the tool needs further servicing.
Who works across the service network
Clients deal with a team that understands both the technical and practical side of instrument care. Lebohang Motaung oversees the business, Rukshana Manuel manages operations, Bertus Swanepoel handles senior calibration work, Khanyisile Nxumalo supports customers, Tshepo Radebe coordinates field service, and Candice Jacobs manages quality assurance.
That structure helps us keep jobs moving from collection to testing and return. It also means there is a clear point of contact when a site needs repeat work, a status update, or help deciding which instruments should come in first.
How to prepare instruments before collection
A little preparation makes service faster and helps protect the equipment in transit. Remove loose accessories where possible, clean off oil or dust, and make sure each item is clearly labelled. If there are multiple gauges or micrometers in one consignment, separate them so the return process stays organised.
- Include your company name and contact details on the enquiry form
- List the instrument type, quantity and any serial numbers available
- Note whether the item is urgent, damaged, or due for scheduled calibration
- Tell us if the site has access rules, delivery gates or time restrictions
For coastal users with high humidity, or inland sites with dust and heat, routine checks are worth keeping up because storage conditions can affect instrument condition over time.