Re: Colorsync-users Digest, Vol 12, Issue 100
Hi Martin The X Rite UK service team in Cheshire are very helpful. This is the link to the return for re-cal service: http://www.xrite.com/support_repair_info.aspx If your have an ISO certification, such as 9001, will state that all instruments need to be serviced/re-calibrated to manufactories recommendations. In this case, once a year. Regards Paul The Missing Horse Consultancy Ltd 01442 207626 07899 906385 Fax: 0872 111 7709 http://www.missinghorsecons.co.uk Follow us on: Twitter.com/missinghorse Apple Solutions Expert-Print & Publishing Member - UK TC130 Technical Advisory Group (ISO 12647 Printing Standards) Member - BPIF Technical Standards Committee Lean and green? To save money and become a greener printer, see http://www.greenprinter.co.uk http://www.keeconsultants.com Reduce your carbon footprint http://www.1010uk.org This email and any attachments may be confidential and are intended solely for the use of addressee. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, any disclosure, copying or other distribution is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete all copies from your system. Email may be susceptible to data corruption, interception and unauthorised amendment. We do not accept liability for any such corruption, interception or amendment or the consequences thereof. We do not accept liability for any action or inaction by the recipient as a result of advice or information contained within this email. ---
(I renamed this thread as it was wandering off the OP's topic somewhat)
On Aug 21, 2015, at 3:24 AM, Paul Sherfield <paul@missinghorsecons.co.uk> wrote:
If your have an ISO certification, such as 9001, will state that all instruments need to be serviced/re-calibrated to manufactories recommendations. In this case, once a year.
Hi Paul, To be specific (and I am by no means an ISO 9001 expert), I believe that re-calibration is not required if a verification that is traceable back to a standard is performed regularly. In other words, if a CRM's (Certified Reference Material) reference measurements were created by an instrument that has been verified properly, then re-calibration of the field instrument is not required. This can save many thousands per year for larger organizations. regards, Steve
On 21 Aug 2015, at 19:37, Steve Upton <upton@chromix.com> wrote:
(I renamed this thread as it was wandering off the OP's topic somewhat)
On Aug 21, 2015, at 3:24 AM, Paul Sherfield <paul@missinghorsecons.co.uk> wrote:
If your have an ISO certification, such as 9001, will state that all instruments need to be serviced/re-calibrated to manufactories recommendations. In this case, once a year.
Hi Paul,
To be specific (and I am by no means an ISO 9001 expert), I believe that re-calibration is not required if a verification that is traceable back to a standard is performed regularly.
In other words, if a CRM's (Certified Reference Material) reference measurements were created by an instrument that has been verified properly, then re-calibration of the field instrument is not required. This can save many thousands per year for larger organizations.
Indeed… I’ve been informed today that X-Rite’s standard charge for fixing our wayward i1Pro2 is £380 + shipping ($600 + shipping in your money). I spend a lot of money on colour kit, but even I feel a little bit “peeved" having to spend this amount on a 15 month old purchase that is incapable of measuring a100% cyan patch for Fogra certification. -- Martin Orpen Idea Digital Imaging Ltd
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