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Who does the work

Measurement expertise, in the field since 1994

SEMAC Automation has supplied, commissioned and maintained industrial measurement instrumentation since 1994. Calibration grew out of that work rather than being bolted on: the engineers verifying your meter are the ones who understand the application it sits in, which is why our reports discuss the installation and not only the instrument.

At a glance

1994IN INDUSTRIAL MEASUREMENT SINCE
2SERVICE HUBS — THESSALONIKI & ATHENS
3CALIBRATION DISCIPLINES — FLOW, TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE
ISO 17025ESYD ACCREDITATION IN PROGRESS

What we bring to a calibration

Field instrumentation background

Three decades of specifying, installing and commissioning process instrumentation. Most measurement errors are installation errors, and recognising one on site is the difference between a useful report and a certificate.

Application understanding

We start from the process, not the datasheet. Whether a reading can be trusted depends on the fluid, the profile, the immersion depth and the impulse lines as much as on the instrument itself.

Official KROHNE distributor and partner

That relationship gives us the manufacturer’s own verification and commissioning tooling — including the OPTICHECK Master handheld — and a route to device-level support when a finding needs escalating.

Traceable references

Our reference instruments carry their own accredited calibration certificates, and every report we issue names the reference used and its traceability chain.

Documentation that survives an audit

As-found and as-left values, deviation per test point, stated measurement uncertainty and a recommended interval — the things an auditor actually asks for.

Two hubs, national coverage

Thessaloniki and Athens, so most of the industrial map of Greece is a same-day or planned visit rather than a special expedition.

Honest scope

Where in-situ verification is not technically valid, or a measurement is outside what we can defensibly certify, we say so before quoting. A number nobody should trust is worse than no number.

References and equipment

A calibration is only as good as what it is compared against. We maintain and periodically re-certify the reference equipment behind each service line.

  • Reference flow meters used as master meters for in-series comparison
  • Clamp-on ultrasonic reference instruments for lines that cannot be broken
  • Portable dry-block temperature calibrators and reference probes
  • Liquid bath comparison equipment where uniformity requirements are tighter
  • Pressure comparators, hand pumps and reference pressure gauges
  • OPTICHECK Master handheld for in-depth verification, commissioning and proof-test documentation of KROHNE field devices
  • Signal sources and process calibrators for loop and transmitter verification
  • Multi-channel data logging for simultaneous readings and uniformity mapping

Accreditation and traceability

  • Our calibration procedures are built to ISO/IEC 17025 requirements, and our ESYD accreditation application is in progress. Until it is granted, we do not describe our calibrations as accredited or ESYD-certified — on any page or in any certificate.
  • Reference instruments are calibrated by accredited laboratories, and those certificates are the basis of every result we issue.
  • Each report names the reference instrument used and states the measurement uncertainty of the comparison.
  • Reference equipment is re-certified on a defined schedule, so the traceability chain behind your certificate stays unbroken.
SEMAC Automation technician working on a process automation control panel

Keep your instrumentation performing at its best

Speak with SEMAC's service team to discuss your maintenance needs and plan your verification & calibration service.