Press Force Sensor
Type 9323AA, 9323A, 9333A, 9343A, 9363A, 9383A, 9393A
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7.2 Kistler calibration service
To maintain their position on the world market products
have to meet extremely stringent quality requirements. ISO
9001 requires test equipment to stand in a known and
valid relationship to nationally recognized standards.
Traceability must be ensured. Kistler offers the following
calibration services:
Swiss Calibration Service (SCS)
Kistler is accredited as SCS Calibration Center No. 049 for
equipment measuring pressure, force, acceleration and
electrical charge. To ensure traceability and specified
measurement uncertainties, calibration equipment and
methods are regularly monitored and audited.
In-situ calibration
Kistler offers an in-situ calibration services for cases in
which the instruments and equipment to be calibrated
cannot be transported.
Calibration in one of the calibration centers
In addition to in-situ calibration Kistler offers a service that
allows customers to have transportable instruments and
equipment calibrated in one of the calibration centers.
7.3 Maintenance work
Please comply with the following information for main-
taining your Press Force Sensor
Before every period of use, check the Press Force Sen-
sor for obvious damage. Do not put a damaged sensor
into operation!
Have all repairs to the sensor such as replacement of
carried out by the factory. Information can be found in
section 8.2.
The base and cover surfaces of the Press Force Sensors
are machined parallel and flat to within very close
tolerances. These surfaces must not be further machi-
ned! Visible scratches and notches can be restored with
a whetstone.
Clean the connectors of the Press Force Sensor or
connecting cable regularly with a very clean detergent,
such as the cleaning and insulation spray Type 1003
from Kistler or with white spirit.
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