Digital Test Equipment

Anemometers

Anemometers
Humidity Meters

Humidity Meters
Light Meter

Light Meter
Sound Level Meters for Noise Monitoring

Sound Level Meters for Noise Monitoring
Electronic Test Meters

Electronic Test Meters
Force Gauges

Force Gauges

Electrical Test Equipment

HK Calibrations offers an expansive range of digital test and measurement instruments for precision monitoring in electrical, environmental, and mechanical applications. Featuring trusted tools like anemometers, humidity meters, light meters, sound level meters, electronic test meters, and force gauges, they support accurate assessment and diagnostics across diverse testing scenarios. These instruments are supported by professional calibration services, ensuring accuracy and traceability vital for compliance and quality assurance. HK Calibrations caters to users across industries who need reliable readings in critical measurement tasks.

Our Range of Test Equipment

Whether you want an anemometer to measure wind speed, a humidity meter to measure air moisture, a light meter to measure light levels, a sound meter to quantify different kinds of noise, an electronic test meter to measure voltage, or force gauges to monitor forces during push or pull tests, we can provide you with the electrical testing equipment you need. For more information about our range of digital test equipment, contact the friendly team at HK Calibration technologies today on 1300 309 881.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common types include multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators, clamp meters, environmental meters, and calibration tools. Each is designed for specific measurement tasks depending on industry requirements.

Consider the parameters you need to measure, required accuracy, industry standards, and your budget. Ensure the equipment meets your testing environment’s specifications and comes from a trusted brand.

Yes. Regular calibration ensures accuracy and reliability, especially for equipment used in compliance testing or quality assurance processes. Calibration intervals depend on usage and manufacturer recommendations.

Accuracy varies by device type and model, typically from ±0.1% to ±3%. High-precision instruments have tighter tolerances for critical applications.