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Pennsylvania Pressure Gauge Calibration

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Pennsylvania Pressure Gauge Calibration · Updated 2026-11-06

Pressure gauge calibration in Harrisburg

Pressure gauge calibration is the request you can send for work in Harrisburg.

The Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory at 2221 Forster Street in Harrisburg lists force gauges, and that list does not name a pressure gauge.

You can send a pressure gauge calibration request for work in Harrisburg from this page.

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

A pressure gauge is not on that list. This page does not copy a dollar amount.

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Is the instrument a pressure gauge, rather than a push-pull force gauge for the state laboratory, a consumer tire gauge, or scrap?

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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.

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The laboratory is at 2221 Forster Street, Room G-44A, Harrisburg, PA 17125. It provides traceable calibrations of artifacts relating to mass, volume, length, time, and force.

Those services are available to the weights and measures community, private industry, service companies, municipal governments, and other state government agencies.

The force line is push-pull gauges by tension up to 30 lbf. The same list includes mass standards, weight carts from 6000 lb to 3000 lb, Class IIII scales up to 40 000 lb, steel tapes up to 200 ft, and stopwatches up to 24 hour.

A pressure gauge is not named. The page says a public fee schedule establishes fees, and that local, state, and federal government agencies are exempt from fee payments.

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. Advanced calibration of mass standards from 30 kg to 1 mg, 1000 lb to 0.001 lb and 8 oz to 1/32 oz. Medium accuracy calibration of mass standards from 2500 kg to 1 mg, 5000 lb to 0.001 lb, 12 oz to 0.01 oz, and 1000 gr to 0.1 gr. Calibration of weight carts from 6000 lb to 3000 lb. Calibration of Class IIII scales (wheel-load weighers) up to 40 000 lb. Length calibrations of steel tapes up to 200 ft. Stopwatch and timer calibrations up to 24 hour. Public Fee Schedule establishes fees for calibration services. All local (including municipal police departments), state and federal government agencies are exempt from fee payments. Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory, 2221 Forster Street, Room G-44A, Harrisburg, PA 17125.

Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory, Department of General Services

Services named on the Pennsylvania Standards Laboratory page. A pressure gauge is not among them.
Listed artifactRange the page states
Push-pull force gaugesTension up to 30 lbf
Advanced mass standards30 kg to 1 mg, 1000 lb to 0.001 lb, and 8 oz to 1/32 oz
Medium accuracy mass2500 kg to 1 mg, 5000 lb to 0.001 lb, 12 oz to 0.01 oz, and 1000 gr to 0.1 gr
Weight carts6000 lb to 3000 lb
Class IIII scalesUp to 40 000 lb
Steel tapesUp to 200 ft
Stopwatches and timersUp to 24 hour

What was not measured

What was not measured: the laboratory page does not name a pressure gauge, and this page does not copy a dollar amount from the fee schedule.

Questions this page can answer

The published list is 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.

The weights and measures community, private industry, service companies, municipal governments, and other state government agencies.

Related: Counties and Philadelphia.

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