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What is a multifunction calibrator?

A multifunction calibrator is an instrument that includes multiple functions and quantities. It is used to calibrate, verify, and adjust various parameters of measurement devices. It combines multiple calibration functions into a single device, eliminating the need for separate tools.

A multifunction calibrator typically offers capabilities such as voltage, current, resistance, frequency, temperature, and pressure calibration. It ensures accuracy and reliability in industrial environments by allowing technicians to calibrate a wide range of instruments efficiently, reducing downtime and improving overall measurement precision.

Beamex MC6

The MC6 is a truly multifunctional field calibrator and communicator.

Not only does it offer calibration capabilities for pressure, temperature and electrical signals, but it is also a field communicator for HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 and Profibus PA protocols.
The MC6 functions as a documenting calibrator, data logger and much more. So, it is truly a multifunction calibrator.

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Beamex MC6 is a multifunctional field calibrator and communicator

Beamex MC6-Ex

The MC6-Ex is a multifunctional, intrinsically-safe field calibrator and communicator.

It offers calibration capabilities for pressure, temperature and electrical signals. The MC6-EX can also be used as a field communicator for HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 and Profibus PA protocols. It also functions as a documenting calibrator, data logger and much more – all while remaining safe in hazardous areas.

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MC6-Ex is a multifunctional, intrinsically-safe field calibrator and communicator

Beamex MC6-T

The MC6-T is really versatile and multifunctional temperature calibrator. It combines a temperature dry block, a multifunction process calibrator and a field communicator in one product. It offers versatility that no other temperature calibrator can match, providing calibration capabilities for temperature, pressure, and various electrical signals as well as a multi-bus communicator for fieldbus instruments.

In addition to temperature and electrical signals, the MC6-T can also be used even for pressure calibration.

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MC6-WS

The MC6-WS is a panel-mounted multifunctional calibrator and communicator.

Similar to the portable MC6, the MC6-WS offers calibration capabilities for pressure, temperature and electrical signals. It is a field communicator for HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 and Profibus PA protocols as well as a documenting calibrator, data logger and much more. So it is truly a multifunctional calibrator.

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Beamex MC6-WS panel-mounted multifunctional calibrator and communicator

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