xTrak vs. QC-Pro Gage Control

Discover the ease of using a full-service center that combines everything you need under one roof. Instead of managing multiple calibration providers, you can benefit from Calibration, Repair, and New Equipment Sales that enhance your asset life cycle management seamlessly. With the broadest range of onsite calibration services available in Southern California, we stand out in the industry. Our skilled technicians provide certificates directly on-site, which means you’ll never have to wait for documentation. We take pride in offering top-quality service for all major types of equipment, with customer satisfaction as our top priority, ensuring that we respond quickly to all your questions. Additionally, we provide convenient weekly pick-up and delivery services across Southern California for added ease. Managing your calibration requirements is simple with our Cloud Calibration Management system, xTrak, which is accessible on both tablets and PCs. Over the last six years, we have proudly maintained a flawless record with zero deficiencies in A2LA ISO Audits. Since our inception in 1997, we have committed ourselves to serving the Aerospace, Medical, Automotive, Electronics, and Energy industries. The xTrak® system updates calibration records and statuses automatically following each service, greatly simplifying your calibration management experience. By streamlining these processes, you can focus more on your core business functions, ensuring that your operations are both efficient and effective. You can depend on us not only for exceptional service but also for the peace of mind that comes with knowing your equipment is in expert hands.

Managing gage calibrations or verifications requires not just scheduling but also the upkeep of detailed historical records pertaining to all associated activities. Essential elements of this process include performing Measurement System Analysis, which covers various factors such as GRR, Stability, Bias, Linearity, and Attribute Crosstab. Documenting both before and after readings across the gage's operating range is a vital part of this procedure. The calibration schedule can be formulated based on either the passage of time or the frequency of gage utilization. It is also crucial to associate external documents, like calibration certificates, with their corresponding calibration records for straightforward reference. The calibration procedure should permit customizable steps required for gage calibration, including user-defined fields. To maintain data integrity, measures should be in place to restrict alterations to existing calibration records, and an audit trail feature should monitor the history of record modifications before any changes are made. Additionally, it is important to provide the option to reschedule gage calibration dates that may fall on holidays or weekends. Introducing adaptable report filtering capabilities will also aid in easily accessing information based on parameters such as overdue calibrations, date ranges, gage IDs, and specific locations. This thorough strategy guarantees not only accurate but also efficient management of gage calibration operations, ultimately enhancing overall quality assurance processes.