On 3/28/99 3:18:11 AM, Danny Price wrote:
>You get what you pay for.
Not always.

>Call your nearest Brown &
>Sharpe rep for calibration
>only. I know it may cost more
>but it is well worth it. If
>the machine has a compensation
>file, then we have a routine
>for modifying it to make it
>meet our specs.

Unless you guys are carrying eeprom burners with you now, the only compesnation you can change is the squareness, all you have to do is know where to look for it.

>Besides that we are
>ISO certified. Ask any other
>calibration company if they
>are.

Are all of B&S service sites certified or just the factory? It's not the same.

And one more question, this is a microval we're talking about here. One of our better customers has a microval and he was told that for calibration, he'd have to crate it up and send it back to the factory. Do you guys do them in the field now?

Just my opinion.