Repair and calibration for Fluke pressure calibrators and the pressure modules that plug into them, from the 717, 718, 719, 721 and 729 handhelds to 700G gauges, 700P and 750 modules and 7250 controllers.
Fluke Pressure Calibrator Repair
Pressure calibrators come in with sensors that no longer zero, readings that drift against a reference, internal pumps that leak or will not build pressure, fittings and seals that have worn, and displays or keypads that have failed. Each one is evaluated first, and nothing is repaired until you approve the quote. Once the fault is cleared, each pressure calibrator is load tested and brought back within Fluke’s specifications, with the NIST-traceable readings recorded.
Popular models include the 729-300G, 719, 718 and 7250 controller. Browse every model under pressure calibrator repair.
Fluke Pressure Module Repair
A pressure module connects to a pressure source or hand pump and to the calibrator’s module input, so a fault can sit in the sensor, the cable or the connector. We trace it, repair it, and calibrate the module across its rated range so the calibrator reads it correctly again. Modules in this category include the 700P, 700P-EX and 750; see pressure module repair.
Turnaround, Warranty and Getting Started
Plan on 1 to 5 business days for a pressure calibrator or module repair, with rush service on request. Each repaired pressure instrument leaves with NIST-traceable calibration and is covered for 90 days on parts and labor.
Send a service request with the model and the problem to get started. Process calibrators that use these modules are listed under ProcessMeter repair.
