Reference & standards equipment

Calibrators — Buy & Sell Used Calibrators

Calibration equipment is the highest-value-density gear we handle — a single Fluke multiproduct calibrator can be worth more than a pallet of bench instruments. If your cal lab is consolidating or upgrading, talk to us before anything goes to auction. Buying? We quote tested units with recent cal history whenever available.

Available Models & Sourcing Catalog

We buy and sell tested, verified-working used calibrators from leading brands. Find your model below to request a buy quote or get an offer on yours.

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Fluke
5730A
Multifunction calibrator
Fluke
5720A
Multifunction calibrator
Fluke
5700A
Multifunction calibrator
Fluke
5522A
Multiproduct calibrator
Fluke
5520A
Multiproduct calibrator
Fluke
5502A
Multiproduct calibrator
Fluke
5080A
Multiproduct calibrator
Fluke
5790A
AC measurement standard
Fluke
5320A
Electrical tester calibrator
Fluke
9500B
Oscilloscope calibrator
Fluke
96270A
RF reference source
Fluke
754
Documenting process calibrator
Fluke
726
Precision process calibrator
Fluke
724
Temperature calibrator
Fluke Calibration
9142
Field dry-well
Druck / Baker Hughes
DPI 612
Pressure calibrator
Druck / Baker Hughes
DPI 620 Genii
Multifunction calibrator
Beamex
MC6
Field calibrator/communicator
Beamex
MC6-Ex
Intrinsically safe calibrator
Additel
ADT761A
Automated pressure calibrator
Additel
ADT222A
Multifunction loop calibrator
Yokogawa
CA500
Multifunction process calibrator
Yokogawa
CA150
Handy process calibrator
Yokogawa
2558A
AC voltage/current standard
Transmille
4010
Multiproduct calibrator
Martel
PSC-4010
Pressure calibrator

Calibrators Buying Guide

A calibrator is judged by what it can source, how accurately, and across what scope. Multifunction electrical calibrators source voltage, current, resistance, frequency, and sometimes temperature; the key questions are the functions covered, the published accuracy or uncertainty, and whether that scope spans your workload's test points with the right test-uncertainty ratio. Match the calibrator to the instruments you actually need to calibrate — there's no value in accuracy you can't use or, worse, a calibrator that can't reach your highest-accuracy units.

On the used market, value follows the accuracy tier and installed options, but one factor is decisive for calibrators specifically: the calibrator's own calibration. A reference standard is only useful if its calibration is current and traceable, so a unit sold with a fresh certificate is worth markedly more. Fluke's 5500A, 5520A, and 5730A multifunction calibrators, oscilloscope-cal and wideband options, and artifact standards like the 732/734 series all command premiums in good cal. List the model, options, and cal status when you request a quote.

Refurbished calibrators typically save 40-70% off list, and a unit in current cal performs to spec just as a new one does. The Fluke 5500/5520/5730 family offers the strongest combination of capability and value for general electrical calibration labs. Whether you're sourcing a unit or retiring one, send us the model and its calibration status and we'll quote within one business day.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is my used calibrator worth?

Value depends on the model, accuracy tier, installed options, and — critically — its own current, traceable calibration. Send us the model and cal status and we'll return a fair-market offer within one business day.

What can a given calibrator actually calibrate?

That depends on its sourced functions and accuracy versus the units under test. A multifunction calibrator must comfortably exceed the accuracy of the instruments it calibrates; confirm the scope covers your workload before purchasing.

Does it include the oscilloscope-calibration option?

Scope-cal and wideband capabilities are often separate options on multifunction calibrators. Confirm whether they're installed, since they add both capability and resale value.

Do you sell calibrators with a current certificate, and do you buy out-of-cal units?

We can arrange calibration on units we sell, and we buy calibrators as-is, including out-of-cal. Since certified work requires in-cal gear, note the cal status when you request a quote.

Why buy refurbished instead of new?

Refurbished calibrators typically cost 40-70% less than new with identical performance to spec when in calibration. Every unit is tested and verified, and calibration can be arranged.

Don't see your model listed?

The test equipment catalog is massive. We trade, buy, and sell thousands of unlisted models from Keysight, Tektronix, Rohde & Schwarz, and other manufacturers. Tell us what you need and our sourcing team will find it.

We Buy Surplus Labs

We Buy Surplus Calibrators Nationwide

Turn your retired, underutilized, or surplus equipment into working capital. We purchase single units as well as entire lab liquidations. Fast offers, immediate payments, and we coordinate all freight logistics.

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