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  • <Lifting a chrome calibration weight, used for calibrating analytical balances, with rubber tipped metal tweezers from a set of different sized weights in a wooden box. Credit> AdobeStock_274078427
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  • <Man calibrating a pressure gauge on a filling machine with blurred production background using some digital calipers and tubing. Credit> AdobeStock_136338979
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  • <Laboratory micrometer for measuring thickness with blue handle, graduated brushed steel cylinder and adjustment dial, and calibration block. Credit> AdobeStock_141253680
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  • <Close up of a graduated glass analytical beaker containing exactly 1 litre of water with light shining through it. Credit> AdobeStock_215147580
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  • <On a grey background, measuring with a touch sensor the brushed steel gear part, that resembles a cog from a clock, taken from a filling machine for calibration and maintenance. Credit> AdobeStock_370574811
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  • <Measuring the dimensions on the shaft of a stainless steel rotary filling machine with a blurred white background. Credit> AdobeStock_447971989
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4.1 - Equipment Calibration of Instruments

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You must calibrate equipment instruments and controls you use in manufacturing or testing a component or dietary supplement. You must calibrate before first use; and at the frequency specified in writing by the manufacturer of the instrument and control; or at routine intervals or as otherwise necessary to ensure the accuracy and precision of the instrument and control

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<Lifting a chrome calibration weight, used for calibrating analytical balances, with rubber tipped metal tweezers from a set of different sized weights in a wooden box. Credit> AdobeStock_274078427
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