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Kyoto Electronics Industries is accredited under the JCSS, which uses ISO/IEC 17025 (ISO 17025) as the accreditation standard and operates an accreditation scheme in accordance with ISO/IEC 17011.
The Accreditation Agency (IAJapan), which operates the JCSS, has signed the mutual recognition of the Asia-Pacific Accreditation Cooperation Organization (APLAC) and the International Accreditation Cooperation Organization (ILAC).
The Standards and Materials Division of Kyoto Electronic Industries, Ltd. is a JCSS certified business operator for international MRAs. JCSS0115 is the certification number of the Standards and Materials Division.
First in Japan!　We have been certified as a JCSS calibration company for international MRA-compliant refractive index standard solutions and refractive index meters.
JCSS Approved Refractive Index Standard Liquid
Kyoto Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. has been certified as a JCSS calibration business for refractive index standard solutions and refractive index meters in the density and refractive index business category.
All of the JCSS calibration certificates issued by Kyoto Electronics Industries comply with the International Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA).
This proves that the quality of your refractive index meter manufactured by Kyoto Electronics Industries is internationally recognized.
Kyoto Electronics Industries is the only JCSS certified calibration company for refractive index standard solutions and refractive index meters in Japan that supports international MRA.
Furthermore, as a Certified Reference Material (CRM), the refractive index standard solution has been certified as complying with ISO Guide34 as well as ISO/IEC 17025, so we can issue a certificate as a reference material.
The refractive index standard solution is used to ensure the quality of the digital refractometer.
Digital refractometers are used in a wide range of fields, including food, chemicals, fats and oils, and pharmaceuticals, because they are very easy to measure and can analyze the concentration and composition of samples.
To obtain reliable measurement results at all times, it is recommended to evaluate reliability using a refractive index standard solution.
The refractive index standard solution has the following types and concentrations of Brix equivalent solutions. Standard solutions for each refractive index are prepared according to the measurement range of the digital refractometer.