Asimeto Tools & Company Overview: Calipers, Bore Gages, and More

June 2, 2022

When it comes to precision measurement tools, accuracy is essential to your work. But how do you know that the tools you’re using are 100% accurate?

Asimeto products come standard with calibration certificates, so you can rest assured you’ve made the best investment.

Founded in 2007 by German metrologist Manfred Eisinger, Asimeto is dedicated to quality, customer satisfaction, and affordable prices. There’s a reason why Asimeto tools are used by companies like Volkswagen, Guhring, and Boeing. Leading manufacturers are held to the highest standards, for which precision is of utmost importance.

About Asimeto tools

Asimeto has a wide range of high precision measurement tools used for industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, and general manufacturing. Known for their modern design, these products are reasonably priced without sacrificing quality.

Asimeto tools you can find through Higher Precision include the following:

Ensuring customer satisfaction

It’s one thing to say you care about meeting your customers’ needs. It’s another to prove it through company policies and exceptional service.

Asimeto is the latter. Every purchase comes with a 12-month warranty and the option of an extended warranty by registering your product on the Asimeto website within 30 days of purchase.

If you notice a manufacturing defect, simply return your tool to the location where you bought it to claim your warranty. It will either be repaired or replaced.

Accuracy guaranteed

Asimeto tools are crafted to meet the highest standards of quality and accuracy.

How can you know for sure? Every Asimeto product is ISO17025 certified, guaranteeing dependable accuracy and compliance with the standards of each local market.

What is ISO certification?

A product that is ISO certified has not only been tested against the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)’s standard reference materials (SRMs), but also meets the following requirements:

The calibration has been performed by a qualified technician using an acceptable measure of calibration
The technician is monitored by an effective Quality Management System
The calibration was performed by equipment that has been calibrated through an unbroken chain to the SRMs
The measurement is made with a gauge block or another standard reference artifact, and is performed in an ISO 17025-accredited calibration laboratory

The ISO 17025 laboratories where calibrations take place must adhere to strict standards. These labs are periodically audited to make sure that all requirements are being met.

How is ISO better than NIST?

A product that is NIST-certified has been tested against the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)’s SRMs, using a standard reference artifact, such as a gauge block, that meets the organization’s specifications. While this process ensures that measurement is traceable to a primary national standard, it doesn’t speak to the conditions in which the measurement was made.

The following conditions are required for a product to achieve ISO certification, but aren’t required by NIST:

The measurement is made in a controlled environment, with specific temperature and humidity levels
The product and standard reference artifact are allowed to equilibrate in the measurement environment to ensure stability
The procedure is demonstrated to be repeatable in a repeatability and reproducibility (R&R) study
The technician performing the measurement is trained to operate the equipment
The technician is tested periodically for proficiency
You can contact the company that supplied the traceable certificate for a more detailed report

Looking to buy Asimeto tools?

At Higher Precision, we only carry the best quality brands that we personally recommend — and Asimeto is one of them.

If you’re interested in Asimeto precision tools, please feel free to request a quote through our online contact form. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What products does Asimeto manufacture?

Asimeto manufactures a diverse range of precision measurement tools used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, and general manufacturing.

Their many products include calipers, bore gages, depth gages, dial gage stands, gage blocks, indicators, squares, and hardness testers. Higher Precision proudly carries a wide selection of Asimeto tools available for purchase.

Why should I choose Asimeto for precision tools?

Asimeto is a preferred brand for many of the world’s leading manufacturing companies. They’re dedicated to providing quality products at affordable prices and are 100% committed to customer satisfaction. When you choose Asimeto, you’re receiving both a quality product and the best possible service.

Each Asimeto tool comes with a 12-month warranty, plus an additional 12-month warranty if you register your purchase online in 30 days.

All tools are ISO certified, meaning they’ve met exceptional standards of quality and accuracy, and guarantee compliance with the standards of each local market. This goes several steps beyond NIST certification.

How does ISO certification guarantee accuracy?

ISO stands for the International Organization for Standardization. ISO certification means that a product has been tested against NIST’s standard reference materials (SRMs) and has been certified by a third party to meet strict calibration standards in an ISO 17025 laboratory.

Tools must be calibrated by a qualified technician using an acceptable measure of calibration. And that technician must be monitored by an effective Quality Management System.

Calibrations must be performed with equipment that has been calibrated through an unbroken chain to the SRMs. And the measurement must be performed in an ISO 17025-accredited calibration laboratory, with the use of a gauge block or another standard reference artifact.

GLOSSARY TERMS

ISO 17025 certification: ISO 17025 is an accreditation that ensures accurate calibration performed in a laboratory has been certified by the International Organization for Standardization. These labs must meet the highest standards to be considered technically competent. The measurements performed in them must also meet strict standards for competence and valid results.
NIST: NIST, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, is one of the oldest physical science laboratories in the country. It’s also part of the U.S. Department of Commerce. A precision tool with NIST certification has been tested against NIST’s standard reference materials (SRM), which means the measurement is traceable to a primary national standard
SRM: SRM refers to NIST’s Standard Reference Materials, a registered trademark of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. SRM indicates that a reference material used for measurement has been certified to meet NIST’s specific criteria.