Featured Answer: How Often Should Scales and Balances Be Calibrated? Scales and balances are commonly calibrated every 6 to 12 months, but the correct calibration frequency depends on the instrument’s use, required accuracy, operating environment, measurement risk, manufacturer recommendations, historical performance, and applicable quality or regulatory requirements. High-use or critical balances used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology,
Pharmaceutical facilities depend on accurate, repeatable, and traceable measurements throughout research, manufacturing, quality control, storage, packaging, and distribution. Instruments that measure, monitor, record, or control a parameter that can affect product quality, process performance, safety, or regulatory compliance generally need to be included in an established calibration program. At International Process Solutions (IPS), we understand
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