Article | REF: R1318 V1

Control of measuring machines

Author: Jean-Paul MATHIEN

Publication date: January 10, 1995

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3. Monitoring methods

The quality assurance models defined by the ISO/IEC 9000 series of standards are leading to new requirements. Acceptance tests and periodic checks need to be supplemented by more continuous monitoring methods.

ISO 10012-1 "Quality assurance requirements for measuring equipment" leads to the following constraint:

If, during a verification, the company finds that a measuring instrument is not delivering correct results, all measurements taken since the last verification must be analyzed and the necessary actions taken (corrections, repeat measurements, etc.).

This requirement can have significant technical and financial consequences.

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