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Collaborating on calibration

Published:  05 September, 2022

A joint venture to meet the needs of process industry customers in the south has been launched in Bramley near Basingstoke. ENDRESS+HAUSER has collaborated with one of its authorised service providers, Electroserv, to create the new service hub, which comprises a wet flow calibration rig and electrical, temperature and pressure calibration facilities as well as meeting and office space.

“The new site will improve our responsiveness by bringing our expertise closer to customers,” explains Chris Gibson, associate director – services for Endress+Hauser. “Instruments will spend less time in transit so we can get them back into our customers’ processes as quickly as possible.”

Electroserv has had a close working relationship with Endress+Hauser for nearly a decade, supporting the company’s team of field service engineers with on-site calibration and verification.

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