An Introduction to the Pie and Instrument Calibration Process
The Pie InstrumentsCompany was started in 1957 by Peter Pi and Richard Gerspach, who were both highly skilled mechanical engineers. Since the two were so skilled, they decided to start a company and sell instruments. They developed their first diagnostic RTD scale which measures resistance and other factors that influence the performance of mechanical parts. They have been selling instruments ever since.
Today, Pie Instruments is known for many products including a variety of multimeters, power supplies, process and device liners, transmitters and receivers, voltage regulators, RF modules, signal, and image modulators and other tools. They are also one of the major manufacturers of multimeter and RF meter products. Their popular multifunction calibration andtrouble-shoot sensor cables are among the most used and versatile in the industry. They are also popular for their unique line of multimeters and RTD calibration tools.
A quality trouble shoot and calibration tool should be extremely user friendly and as a result, all of their products incorporate ergonomic design and innovative technology to make them extremely user friendly. They understand the needs of users and strive to meet those needs. Most importantly, the goal of any calibrator or process calibrator is to give precision readings in all situations. Pie process and instrument calibration products have met every expectation in this area.
The advanced feature in the Pie Process and Instrument Calibration products is the ability to simulate multiple processes. This capability allows the customer to run two or more measurements at the same time without having to use up an entire panel of probes. This capability eliminates the need to create a second panel to accommodate all of the measurements that are required. The multi-simulation capability also allows the customer to run measurements on instrumentation that may not be easily available for a variety of different processes. For example, if the measurement system requires that measurements be performed on a bench top, the customer can run their measurements on a variety of different types of bench tops. Due to this multi-simulation capability, the Pie Process and Instrument Calibrationhave become very versatile and serve as a very valuable tool to service technicians in a variety of applications.
The best part about the Pie Instrument Calibration is that it comes with a wide range of add on features including built in LED indicators and easy to follow graphical instructions. When used in conjunction with the standard multifunction meter and graphing devices, this accurate multi-functional product can offer technicians great accuracy and reliability. There are many different models of the pie and multifunction calibrated instruments. Each model incorporates a specific range of features; however, the most common models include the following specifications:
Each of the models in the Pie Process and Instrument Calibration family has been designed and developed to meet exacting standards and provide advanced accuracy and functionality. These tools can be used for a variety of different applications and have proven very useful for a variety of different industries. The great thing about these instruments is that they come in a variety of sizes and shapes. You can choose between two, three, five, and even seven-inch models. They are ideal for application areas such as automotive maintenance, heavy machinery, pharmaceutical applications, electronics, and the food and beverage industry. If you have an area that needs to be accurately calibrated and measured, the Pie and Instrument Calibration series can definitely make the measurement process much easier to carry out.