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The primary purpose of the Pipette-621 is to determine the appropriateness and effectiveness of the participant’s equipment, procedures, training, and measurement uncertainty calculations relating to the measurement of POVA (Piston-operated volumetric apparatus) also known as Piston Pipettes.

By participating in this ILC organizations have an opportunity to demonstrate their proficiency (e.g., use of appropriate equipment, procedures, ability to follow instructions) in the calibration of a POVA. By participating, participants will demonstrate technical competence for the parameters associated with a POVA. Associated reported uncertainties will also be evaluated as part of this ILC/PT. 

This kit includes 5 Fixed Volume Pipettes ranging from 50µL to 1000µL.

Participants have the option of completing one or more accelerometers, based on their capability. It is intended to demonstrate technical competence for measurement, calibration, control and operation of an accelerometer calibration system utilized for calibration of various vibration transducers. Participant is expected to make a total of 16 measurements (for each accelerometer) between the ranges of 1 g to 10 g and 10 Hz to 10 kHz. This ILC is to be reported in pC/g.

Participants are expected to be familiar with, and have appropriate lab equipment and measurement uncertainties for calibration of similar devices.

**TRAVEL KIT: This kit travels with the VIBRATION-106 and VIBRATION-406, should you decide to participate in either or both ILC/PTs there is an additional $100 fee per ILC/PT.

Participant laboratories will need to warm up their hardness tester using their own blocks, and are asked to make a total of 6 measurements between the ranges of 45 to 100 HRBw and 20 to 65 HRC. 

Participants are expected to be familiar with, and have appropriate lab equipment and measurement uncertainties for calibration of similar devices.

Tachometer Contact resolution is 0.1 rpm up to 9,999.9 rpm; Non-Contact resolution is 1 rpm up to 99,999 rpm. Stopwatch resolution is 0.001 seconds.

Participants are asked to make 12 measurements, consisting of Contact from 500 to 6,000 rpm; non-Contact from 1,000 to 40,000 rpm; and time from 60 to 86,400 seconds.

Participants are expected to be familiar with, and have appropriate lab equipment and measurement uncertainties for calibration of similar devices.

Artifacts in kit:

Tachometer: Shimpo - DT-205L

Stopwatch: Robic - SC-505

Participants are asked to make roundness measurements at three locations. Participants are expected to be familiar with, and have appropriate lab equipment and measurement uncertainties for calibration of similar devices.

By participating, participants will demonstrate technical competence for the measurement of parameters associated with weights of similar size and weight class.  This weight set contains 6 weights ranging from 10 lb to 0.5 lb.

Participants will use their lab procedures to perform measurements of each weight in the set.

Participants are expected to be familiar with handling and calibration of mass standards, have all necessary auxiliary equipment to support the measurement and have measurement uncertainties appropriate for calibration of similar standards.

Reference values and associated uncertainties are provided by an accredited laboratory who concentrates on these measurements. Reference uncertainties vary from 1.6 µg to 12 µg depending on size.

Participants are expected to be familiar with handling and calibration of precision weights and have appropriate lab equipment and  measurement uncertainties for calibration of similar weights.

Artifacts in kit: Troemner Gram Weights, 1g, 2g (x2), 5g, 10g, 20g (x2), 50g, 100g