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8 Best Calibration Services in Singapore (2026)

Compare 8 calibration services in Singapore for temperature, pressure, torque, weighing and more. See what each lab offers and what to ask before you book.

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Amir Wahab
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Calibration keeps measuring instruments such as thermometers, gauges, torque wrenches and weighing scales giving readings you can trust, and many factories, labs, clinics, kitchens and workshops need it done regularly. This page lists eight Singapore calibration firms that describe their services on their own websites, from temperature and pressure to acoustics, weighing and force. Each write-up summarises what the firm says it offers and where it is based, and statements about accreditation are the firms' own claims, not LocalRank's. Use the list to shortlist providers by instrument type, then use the guide below to ask about scope, on-site visits and certificates before you request a quote.

1. Micro Precision Calibration

Micro Precision Calibration runs a Singapore laboratory in the Ang Mo Kio industrial area, part of a wider international calibration group. Its Singapore page lists laboratory and on-site calibration across electrical, optical, mechanical, thermodynamic, RF and microwave, and semiconductor categories. Instruments it names include multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, pressure gauges, torque wrenches, flow meters and infrared thermometers, and it also mentions repair, equipment sales and rental. The site states the lab is ISO 9001 verified and ISO/IEC 17025 accredited, and mentions optional ANSI/NCSL Z540 compliance; LocalRank has not checked the scope behind either statement. Quotes are requested through an online form or by contacting the office directly. A reasonable pick for electronics and test-equipment fleets that need one supplier for several instrument types.

2. UT Metrology

UT Metrology is a Bukit Batok calibration laboratory whose site groups its work into six disciplines: dimensional, electrical and time, temperature and humidity, pressure and vacuum, force, flow and torque, and mass. Instruments it names include micrometers, calipers, thermocouples, torque wrenches, pressure gauges and load cells. The company says it works with sectors such as aerospace maintenance, marine and shipyard, precision manufacturing, pharmaceutical, semiconductor and oil and gas. It describes both laboratory calibration and a mobile team that visits customer premises across Singapore. Its page states an ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation through SAC-SINGLAS, which readers should confirm against the issuing body. Enquiries go through the sales contact published on its site, and it suits workshops with mechanical tooling to calibrate.

3. Unitest Instruments

Unitest Instruments combines a calibration laboratory in the Boon Lay area with a test and measurement distribution business. Its calibration page lists temperature, electrical, humidity, pressure, dimensional and torque work, naming items such as thermocouples, dataloggers, multimeters, insulation testers, pressure gauges and torque wrenches. The company says it supports customers in pharmaceutical, biotech, food processing, semiconductor, aerospace, automotive and electronics settings, and that a mobile calibration team travels to customer sites across Singapore. It prints a SAC-SINGLAS accreditation reference on its site, which buyers should check against the issuing body. The same site mentions equipment rental and brand distribution, so it may suit teams wanting calibration and instruments from one place. Enquiries can be made by phone, WhatsApp, email or its contact page.

4. UniCal

UniCal operates a calibration laboratory in the Penjuru industrial area and focuses on a defined set of measurement types. Its site lists temperature, humidity and pressure calibration, weighing scale calibration, warehouse mapping and stopwatch or timer checks, offered either in the lab or at the customer's premises. The company says it serves food and beverage, healthcare, and logistics and warehouse operators, which fits its emphasis on cold rooms, chillers and scales. UniCal states that its laboratory is accredited by SAC-SINGLAS to ISO/IEC 17025 and publishes an accreditation page with a scope document; anyone relying on it should read that scope and check it with the issuing body. Quotes are requested through its contact page, by email or by phone, which suits operators with temperature-controlled storage.

5. ISOLAB (Singapore)

ISOLAB (Singapore) is a calibration provider based in the Joo Koon area of western Singapore. Its site lists calibration for temperature, humidity, pressure, electrical instruments, air flow and air velocity, pH meters and sensors, sound level meters and analysers, non-contact tachometers, and stopwatches and timers. It also mentions calibration of sensors used for Green Mark, BCA and HVAC purposes, which may interest building and facilities teams. The company says it can calibrate both in its laboratory and on site, describes its laboratory as ISO/IEC 17025 accredited under SAC-SINGLAS, and states a BizSafe level 3 certification. LocalRank has not verified those statements, so ask for the accreditation scope. Enquiries are accepted by phone, email or the form on its contact page.

6. Hylab

Hylab is a Ubi-based calibration company that lists mechanical, temperature, electrical and dimensional calibration, plus a miscellaneous group covering items such as sound, light, pH, conductivity and gas detection. Its site says work can be done in the lab or on site, on demand or under a contract arrangement, and mentions express calibration. It also runs training on basic calibration and measurement, and sells calibrator equipment from named brands. The company states that it is SAC-SINGLAS accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 and shows an ILAC MRA mark on its site; LocalRank has not checked the scope, so ask for it. Customers can request a quote through its quotation page or reach the team by phone, WhatsApp, or the website's contact form.

7. Absolute Laboratories (ALAB)

Absolute Laboratories, known as ALAB, is a Kallang-area laboratory that concentrates on workplace and environmental measuring instruments rather than general mechanical tools. Its site lists acoustic and vibration calibration for sound level meters, acoustic calibrators, and vibration monitors, along with gas detector calibration, WBGT and temperature instruments, and flow calibrators. It names workplace safety, industrial hygiene, building compliance and occupational health as the sectors it works with. The laboratory states it holds ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation under SAC-SINGLAS and publishes a certificate reference and a scope page; confirm the listed capabilities cover your instrument before booking. The site describes laboratory calibration and invites enquiries by phone, email, WhatsApp or its contact page, which suits safety officers and environmental consultants.

8. Malayan Daching Co

Malayan Daching Co, or MDC, is an engineering company based near Tanjong Penjuru whose testing and calibration page centres on weighing and force. It lists weighing balances, crane scales, standard test weights, concrete batching plants, weighbridges, liquid measures and force measuring instruments, plus on-site work on weighbridges and fuel dispensing pumps. The company states it has held SAC-SINGLAS ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for weighing since 1988 and describes itself as an authorised verifier for several categories; those are its own statements, so ask for the current scope. Beyond calibration, its site covers weighing equipment, engineering and maintenance services. Quote requests go through its contact page or the published sales and service email addresses, so it suits industrial and trade users.

How to choose

  • Match the instrument to the lab's listed disciplines. Calibration firms differ widely: some cover temperature and pressure, others focus on mass, acoustics or force. Read each firm's service list and ask whether your exact instrument type, range and model are handled before sending anything, since a general category on a website does not guarantee your item is covered.
  • Ask for the accreditation scope, not just the logo. Firms here state that they work to ISO/IEC 17025 or hold SAC-SINGLAS accreditation, but those are their own statements. Request the certificate and scope document, check the capabilities against your instrument, and confirm the details with the issuing accreditation body before relying on a calibration certificate for audits.
  • Decide between lab and on-site calibration. Several firms describe a mobile team that visits your premises, which suits fixed installations, large instrument fleets and cold rooms, while lab work can suit small portable tools. Ask which instruments each firm will do on site, what conditions it needs, and how your equipment is transported and handled.
  • Check what the certificate will show. For audit or customer requirements, ask whether the certificate lists measurement results, uncertainty and the reference standards used, and whether any adjustment or repair is included. Also ask what happens if an instrument fails, since repair, re-calibration and supply of replacements may be handled separately or by other suppliers.
  • Request a written quote and plan the schedule. Ask each firm what is included, how scheduling works, and whether contract arrangements exist for recurring calibration cycles. Compare several quotes, and keep your records of due dates and certificates. Because several firms also sell or rent instruments, confirm the calibration service is priced and described separately from equipment.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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