Calibration Service
Fluke Instrument Calibration
Our electrical laboratory runs on Fluke-built reference systems and MET/CAL automation — which makes calibrating your Fluke handhelds, bench meters, and process calibrators genuinely native territory.

Procedures
Fluke MET/CAL automated (current subscription)
Reference DMMs
up to 8.5 digits
Turnaround
7–10 business days (expedited available)
Accreditation
A2LA ISO/IEC 17025:2017 · #4296.01
Calibrated the way the manufacturer intended
We maintain a current Fluke MET/CAL procedure subscription, so Fluke instruments are calibrated with automated, manufacturer-derived procedures: every function and range exercised, uncertainty computed at each point, and firmware-level adjustment performed where the instrument supports it. Certificates carry as-found/as-left data, uncertainty, NIST traceability, and the Z540.3 decision rule under A2LA ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation (certificate 4296.01).
The workload spans the Fluke catalog we all carry: 87V and other handheld DMMs, clamp meters, insulation testers, process calibrators and loop tools, bench multimeters, and thermal instruments (IR thermometers verified on our Fluke 4180/4181 calibrators).
Fleets welcome
Maintenance and facilities teams send Fluke meters by the case — free pickup routes cover Orange County (Mon & Wed), LA County (Tue & Thu), and the Inland Empire (Fri), with 7–10 business day turnaround and 24/48/72-hour expedites when a crew is waiting on its meters.
American Gage is an independent calibration laboratory. Fluke is a trademark of its respective owner; we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer — we use their standards, run their procedures, and calibrate their instruments every day.
What we see most
- Handheld DMMs (87V, 170/110 series & more)
- Clamp meters
- Insulation testers (1500 series)
- Process calibrators & loop tools (7xx series)
- Bench multimeters (8845A/8846A)
- IR thermometers & thermal tools
Fluke Instrument Calibration FAQs
Do you calibrate Fluke meters to manufacturer specifications?
Yes — via Fluke MET/CAL automated procedures under a current subscription, testing each function and range against the manufacturer’s specifications with uncertainty computed per point.
Can you adjust a Fluke meter that’s drifted?
Yes — where the instrument supports it, adjustment is performed at firmware level and documented with both as-found and as-left data.
Are you affiliated with Fluke?
No — American Gage is an independent A2LA-accredited laboratory. We use Fluke reference standards and procedures extensively, but we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer.

Need fluke instrument calibration?
Send your list — manufacturer, model, quantity — and we'll return scope, pricing, and turnaround within one to two business days.
