Sample certificate - a live demonstration of Versatile's scan-to-verify calibration. The instrument and its readings are synthetic examples, not a real calibration record.

Instrument

VUD-III-2607
TypeVUD
Asset IDSAMPLE-01
Customer refVersatile - Sample Unit
Versatile IssuedCC
In calibration
Calibrated15 Jul 2026
Next due15 Jul 2027
Calibration certificate
Verified 35 times

Understanding this page

What is this page?

It shows the calibration certificate history for one instrument, identified by the QR sticker you scanned. It is published by Versatile Equipments.

What do the badges mean?

A green “Versatile Issued” badge means Versatile calibrated the instrument and released this certificate. A red “Unverified” badge means the certificate was uploaded by someone else and has not been checked by Versatile.

CC or WC - what is the difference?

A Calibration Certificate (CC) gives measured readings against reference standards with the allowed tolerance. A Working-condition Certificate (WC) confirms the instrument was checked and found in order, and records the next servicing date.

How do I know it is still valid?

Each certificate shows the calibration date and the date the next calibration is due. Use an instrument only while it is within that due date.

What is traceability?

A calibration certificate lists the master standards Versatile used, with their own certificate numbers and dates - and where available, a link to each master’s certificate. This is the chain of evidence behind your instrument’s calibration.

How do I get a re-calibration?

Contact Versatile Equipments with the instrument serial shown above to arrange the next calibration or servicing.

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