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Pennsylvania Pressure Gauge Calibration

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Two people in navy coveralls work a large dial gauge on a bench manifold, with a row of smaller gauges on the wall and rain on the shop windows.

Pennsylvania Pressure Gauge Calibration · Updated 2026-11-06

Pressure Gauge Calibration in Pennsylvania

You can send a pressure gauge calibration request for a facility in Pennsylvania.

The state standards laboratory lists mass, volume, length, time, and force, including push-pull gauges by tension up to 30 lbf.

That list does not name a pressure gauge. A price for this request is not printed here.

Send a request

Is the facility in Pennsylvania?
Is the instrument a pressure gauge you need calibrated, rather than a consumer tire gauge, a home plumbing part, or scrap?

Pennsylvania Pressure Gauge Calibration receives this request and replies by email.

Sending this request does not mean a calibration company will call. The request stays with Pennsylvania Pressure Gauge Calibration until one company that does this job is named.

What the state laboratory lists

The Department of General Services publishes the laboratory list for private industry, service companies, municipal governments, and other state agencies, as well as the weights and measures community.

The Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory (PSL) provides metrological traceable calibrations of artifacts relating to mass, volume, length, time and force. The services below are available to the weights and measures community, private industry, service companies, municipal governments, and other state government agencies. Force calibrations of push-pull gauges by tension up to 30 lbf.

Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory

Fields named on the Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory page.
Named fieldWords on the page
ArtifactsMass, volume, length, time, and force
Force linePush-pull gauges by tension up to 30 lbf

What was not measured

The laboratory page does not name a pressure gauge. It says a public fee schedule establishes fees, and that local, state, and federal government agencies are exempt from fee payments. This page does not copy a dollar amount from that schedule, and it does not state a turnaround.

A gloved hand holds a small dial gauge on a valve block beside a hand pump.
A gloved hand holds a small stainless dial gauge on a valve block, with a hand pump, pliers, and a brick mill beyond the window.

Pages with their own source

The rule for gas-utility pressure gauges is a separate page. A facility in Pennsylvania can still send a request when it has no page of its own.

Questions the laboratory page can answer

Its page lists traceable calibrations for mass, volume, length, time, and force. The force line is push-pull gauges by tension up to 30 lbf. A pressure gauge is not named.

A request for pressure gauge calibration at a facility in Pennsylvania. The operator receives it and replies by email.

Send this request