Zehntner Road marking & Sign Retroreflectometers Now Delivered with ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited Calibration By Default

Screening Eagle Technologies announced today that all Zehntner road marking (ZRM) & sign (ZRS) retroreflectometers will now receive an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration by default. The new service also provides users with more trustworthy, accurate and direct calibration of their device for best-in-class quality assurance, therefore saving time and money. 

The ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation is a formal recognition of the technical and organizational competence of a laboratory or company to execute tests or calibrations, which rely on several critical parameters and processes. Users can consult the ILAC website to find the appropriate accreditation body of the ISO/IEC 17025 calibration laboratory in their country.

The accreditation confirms that Screening Eagle’s Proceq has and uses the proper tools, knowledge and processes to provide the highest standard of quality and services in calibration.

For Screening Eagle’s Zehntner road marking (ZRM) and sign retro-reflectometers (ZRS), accreditation of the ISO/IEC 17025 offers reassurances to users that the calibration services are trustworthy, because all of the key components contributing to the service are checked, validated and accredited by an independent third party of international standing.  

Aside from the highest quality guarantee, the ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation also provides users with the best possible accuracy through direct customer device calibration on multiple NMI (National Metrology Institute) certified samples. This new calibration set-up delivers higher retroreflection measurement certainty and therefore higher accuracy when customers use their devices in the field.   

Zehntner's best-in-class calibrated equipment ensures efficient and accurate road marking and sign retroreflectivity measurements. By achieving more trustworthy calibration and obtaining equipment from an accredited laboratory, which eliminates the need for 3rd party services, users are therefore saving costs and resources.