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Measurement Systems

Gauge management and MSA you can trust on the floor.

Maintain calibration visibility and evaluate measurement-system reliability so quality decisions are built on dependable data.

Real-time
Operational visibility
Plant-ready
Built for the shop floor
Connected
Works with your data
Measurable
Outcome-led rollout
FEATURES

Measurement Systems Reliability

Manage instrument calibrations and run operator consistency studies with full compliance logs.

Central Gauge Register

Register all calipers, scales, micrometers with locations, owners, and status.

Improvement: Eliminates lost tools.

Calibration Schedules

Auto-notify tools department when instruments are due or overdue for testing.

Improvement: Prevents out-of-cal errors.

Gauge R&R Studies

Calculate operator variation vs gauge variation automatically on studies.

Improvement: Validates measurements.

Quarantine Flow

Instantly lock out failing tools in the system to prevent usage on production lines.

Improvement: Maintains data trust.

Measurement Systems Reliability
METROLOGY

Gauge Asset Registry

Manage gauge inventories, calibration states, and accuracy standards across the plant.

Gauge Register

Maintain calibration status, parameters, and locations for all gauges.

Calibration Specs

Specify test values, acceptable tolerances, and master references.

Overdue Alarms

Flag overdue gauges automatically and restrict their use.

Traceable Standards

Link calibration records to NIST-certified reference standards.

Calibration Approvals

Collect digital signatures on compliance certificates.

Gage R&R Calculators

Calculate repeatability, reproducibility, and total variance.

CalibratedGauge Record
12 Checks

GAUGE-2026: Digital Micrometer 0-25mm

0.002mm
Tolerance
9.4%
Gage R&R
Calibrated
Status
14 Days
Due In
1Calibration Targets
Check 1: 5.000mm standard blockPass
Check 2: 15.000mm standard blockPass
Check 3: 25.000mm standard blockPass
2MSA Inspection Method
Repeatability checks (3 trials per operator)
Reproducibility checks (3 operator setup)
CALIBRATION STAGES

6-Step Gauge Calibration & MSA

Register gauges, schedule calibrations, execute tests, calculate Gage R&R, log exceptions, and sign off certificates.

Step 1 Detail

Gauge Registration

Enter manufacturer details, serial numbers, accuracy tolerances, and department locations.

Deploy This Flow
FIELD WORK

Perform Gauge Calibration

Guidance for technicians executing calibration checks using master standards.

Calibration Instructions

View step-by-step procedures for every gauge type.

Automatic Checking

Verify measurements against tolerances in real-time.

Standard Registry

Record NIST certification serials used during calibration.

Sticker Printing

Print calibration stickers with QR codes for easy physical checks.

Calibration Flow
1
Select Gauge

GAUGE-2026 Digital Micrometer

2
Measure Master Block

Measure 10.000mm NIST reference block

3
Enter Measurement

Record reading: 10.001mm (In Tolerance)

Calibration Due Board
Due Soon
142
Total Gauges
135
Calibrated
7
Due Soon
Due Today
Micrometer Calibration Check

GAUGE-2026 • Metrology Room • Tech-Led

11:00 AM
Due tomorrow
Digital Scale Verification

Line 4 Packing Scale • Production Team

2:00 PM
CALIBRATION ALERTS

Instrument Due Dates

Establish calibration calendars and alert teams to upcoming due dates to ensure compliance.

Automatic Alerts

Send automated notifications to gauge owners when calibrations are due.

Overdue Lockouts

Lock out gauges in manufacturing records if calibrations are missed.

Calibration Audits

Keep permanent records of calibration intervals and checks.

Due Date Planner

Plan calibration schedules around production shutdowns.

EXCEPTIONS LOG

Out-of-Tolerance Failure

Log instances where gauges fail calibration tests, triggering product containment checks.

Containment Checks

Identify batches run with failed gauges automatically.

Device Quarantines

Mark gauges as out-of-service in asset registries.

Deviation Routing

Send deviation reports to quality and metrology managers.

Adjustment Workflows

Log adjustments or repairs before returning devices to service.

Gauge Failure Ticket
CAL-2026-089
Out-of-Tolerance Calibration
Aug 13, 2026 • 11:40 AM
High Priority
+0.008mm
Deviation (Max 0.002)
18 Days
Time Since Last Check
Details

GAUGE-2026 failed calibration check at 10.000mm point. Device quarantined. Containment check triggered for batches run since last check.

Metrology RCA File
RCA-CAL-089
GAUGE-2026
Scope
Thread Wear
Primary Cause
90%
Confidence
5 Whys Trace
Why did calibration fail? → Spindle friction caused measurement error.
Why spindle friction? → Thread wear from dust in grinding department.
METROLOGY TRACE

Gauge Deviation Analysis

Investigate recurring calibration failures to identify root causes and implement corrective actions.

Trend Analytics

Track gauge drift over time to predict calibration failures.

5 Whys Templates

Guide technicians through structured analyses of gauge failures.

CAPA Integration

Create preventative storage tasks (e.g. dust-covers) based on root causes.

Vendor Metrics

Analyze gauge reliability across brands and models.

METROLOGY SERVICES

Supported Gauge Types

Manage calibration parameters for multiple instrument categories.

Dimensional Instruments

Calipers, micrometers, height gauges, dial indicators, thread plugs.

Pressure & Temperature Sensors

Pressure gauges, transducers, RTDs, thermocouples, digital thermometers.

Mass & Torque Tools

Balances, scales, torque wrenches, torque sensors, weight standards.

Electrical Test Equipment

Multimeters, oscilloscopes, clamp meters, signal generators.

INTEGRATION SYSTEM

Connected Gauge Hub

Integrate calibration schedules with active quality control and inventory logs.

Calibration Standards

Link records to reference standards databases for traceability.

Control Plans

Identify gauges allowed for specific quality inspections.

Asset Registry

Sync metrology records with central plant asset lists.

LIMS Platform

Block the use of out-of-tolerance gauges in laboratory tests.

Outcomes that matter

Metrology outcomes that matter.

Trusted
Measurements

Support confidence that inspection decisions use fit-for-purpose gauges.

Visible
Calibration status

Know what is due, overdue, quarantined, or ready to use.

Consistent
MSA practice

Standardise measurement studies across teams and locations.

Built for teams that need this to just work.

Who this is for

  • Metrology and calibration technicians responsible for keeping physical gauges in tolerance.
  • Quality engineers who design and execute Gauge R&R studies to assess measurement system error.
  • Plant quality managers needing audit-ready calibration logs and traceable certification records.
  • Manufacturers currently tracking calibration status and gauge attributes on legacy spreadsheets instead of a governed register.
Solution coverage

The operational building blocks your team needs.

Each implementation is configured around your process, decision points, and evidence requirements — not a generic software rollout.

1

Gauge register

Keep instruments, owners, locations, and calibration status in a single digital register.

2

Calibration scheduling

Plan due dates, reminders, certificates, and exceptions before an instrument becomes a risk.

3

MSA studies

Support repeatability, reproducibility, bias, and stability studies with structured data capture.

Built for adoption

From the shop floor to the leadership view.

The solution is designed to fit the people, systems, and controls already operating in your plant.

1

Calibration logging

Allow technicians to quickly log physical calibration check values and reference standard IDs at line-side terminals.

2

Out-of-tolerance quarantine

Automatically quarantine failing gauges in the digital register and escalate alerts to quality leads.

3

GR&R study alerts

Route calculated repeatability and reproducibility (Gage R&R) results directly to quality managers for review.

4

Technician work lists

Present metrology technicians with clear daily lists of upcoming calibration and verification checks.

5

Instrument status tracking

Display dynamic calibration dashboards to operators before using any gauge on production runs.

6

Multi-site gauge compliance

Provide plant leadership with an audit-ready overview of metrology compliance across all locations.

How we work

A repeatable path, every time.

1

Discover (Weeks 1–2)

Inventory existing physical gauges, standard blocks, and map the current manual calibration and MSA practices.

2

Configure (Weeks 3–5)

Set up the digital gauge register, configure calibration intervals, and establish master reference standards.

3

Pilot (Weeks 6–8)

Run Gauge R&R studies and execute daily calibration tracking on a single target department or production cell.

4

Scale (Weeks 9+)

Extend the digital metrology register and MSA study program plant-wide or across multiple manufacturing sites.

Technology Expertise

Industrial technology your operation can rely on.

We combine industrial data, connected workflows, and secure integrations to make this solution practical for real plant operations.

Core

Gauge Asset Registry

Instrument foundation

Unique ID MappingStatus Tracking
Core

NIST Reference Sync

Standard traceability

NIST CertificatesMaster Reference Logs
Advanced

Study Calculators

MSA execution

Gage R&R CrossedNested Studies
FAQ

The questions we hear most.

What types of GR&R studies are supported (crossed, nested, Type 1)?+

The platform supports standard Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA) studies including Gage R&R Crossed (for non-destructive tests), Gage R&R Nested (for destructive tests), and Type 1 Gauge Study to evaluate bias and repeatability.

Can this generate AIAG-format MSA reports?+

Yes. The MSA module automatically calculates repeatability, reproducibility, parts-to-parts variance, and number of distinct categories (ndc), formatting results to align with AIAG Core Tools guidelines.

How does gauge quarantine work when a calibration fails?+

When a calibration value falls outside the predefined tolerance limits, the gauge status is instantly set to 'Quarantined'. The system triggers an alert, locks the gauge from active use records, and requires a QA supervisor override after repair.

Can we track gauges across multiple plants from one dashboard?+

Yes. You can manage multiple plant registers under one parent workspace, allowing you to track overall calibration compliance, upcoming checks, and MSA status globally while keeping operations localized.

Is this compliant with IATF 16949 and ISO 17025 requirements?+

Yes. The register structures master calibration reference trails (NIST traceability), manages operator MSA study histories, and logs permanent, secure change files to fulfill metrology standards under IATF 16949 and ISO/IEC 17025.

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