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Temperature Calibration Equipment & ServicesIsotech is a world leader in temperature calibration with over 35 years' experience in the design, manufacture and use of temperature calibration standards.Temperature metrology equipment includes, Thermometry Bridges, Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometers and ITS-90 Primary Standards used by the world's leading National Metrology Institutes as well as accredited temperature laboratories, research laboratories, pharmaceuticals, and Oil and Gas companies.Industrial temperature calibration equipment includes portable dry block calibrators, liquid baths, furnaces, infrared calibrators and thermocouple referencing.Isotech have complete calibration solutions; from metal block baths for calibrating thermocouples and RTDs, high accuracy liquid baths and furnaces to complete ITS-90 Primary Standards.Isotech is renowned for innovation, with award winning products like the ISOTower ITS-90 Fixed Points, microK Thermometry Bridges, the milliK Precision Thermometer and ISOCAL-6; the multi function calibrator providing Dry Block, Liquid Bath, Surface Sensors, Blackbody and Fixed Point calibration in one piece of apparatus.Global Network - local support. Isotech has over 90 authorized sales agents worldwide! No matter where you are we can offer local support.Isotech has solutions for all calibration needs, from Primary Laboratories maintaining National Standards to the needs of field engineers calibrating industrial sensors on site. Isotech is truly "The Source for Calibration Professionals".At Isotech in addition to manufacturing equipment we also operate a full scale UKAS accredited laboratory (ISO/IEC 17025:2005) calibrating both our own equipment and a full range of temperature equipment for our clients, from industrial thermocouples to primary standards.The world's leading National Metrology Institutes choose Isotech – shouldn't you?