Calibrations for reliable measurement
The available calibration areas are electrical, pressure and torque/force measurements.
Measuring with confidence in demanding operations
A measurement is useful only when it can be compared with a known reference. In an aeronautical environment, that confidence carries through to equipment commissioning, the interpretation of a test and maintenance decisions that depend on a reading.
That is why calibration is not only about checking an instrument. It also means maintaining a line of control over the equipment, recognizing when a deviation may affect the result and preserving the information needed to repeat or justify a verification.
A capability connected to the operation
The ENAC areas of electricity, pressure and torque/force address different needs but share the same logic: understanding what is measured, with which equipment and for which operation. This perspective means that a technical enquiry starts with the instrument’s real use, not only its name.
The information on this page is an initial guide. The exact scope, measurements, ranges and applicable documentation must be confirmed for each request.



