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Expertise and know-how in all areas of measurement
Our added value:
- Trescal offers a local service, thanks to an international network of more than 370 laboratories located in 25 countries.
- With more than 780 accreditations in 28 different domains and our unique network of laboratories, we offer our customers a very wide range of technical services, thereby minimizing the use of external subcontracting.
- The Group can carry out accredited or traceable calibration services over an extensive measurement range, for all instrument brands, either on site or in house.
- Our proprietary software solutions for the asset management are recognised worldwide.
- We provide services daily for international clients who require uniform performance at their various sites and in various countries.
- We are independent of all measurement equipment manufacturers, ensuring our customers total impartiality, especially when repairing and buying instruments.
- We are able to open a new laboratory in a very short time to support the development of one of our clients. We have already done this successfully in the United States, Singapore, Morocco, Tunisia, etc.
See our technical services, our accreditations and certifications.
Our key success factor
Whatever the location of your equipment and whatever Trescal laboratory you contact, we are committed to providing the service you need within the contractual deadlines. Trescal means wide-ranging expertise, and multiple services and laboratories around the world with a single point of entry, a single source provider.
In a few words,
choosing Trescal means:
- Benefiting from local laboratories providing multi-domain (physical, electrical and mechanical) and multi-brand services;
- Accessing a full range of metrology services; especially calibration with or without judgement, repair, asset management, supply of calibration and automation software, rental or purchase/resale of measuring instruments, auditing, consultancy and training;
- And ensuring the total independence from the manufacturers of measuring equipment.