Poor calibration can lead to significant problems, including:
- Inaccurate Measurements: Leading to unreliable data and incorrect conclusions. - Compromised Quality Control: Affecting the overall integrity of histological studies. - Regulatory Non-compliance: Resulting in potential legal and accreditation issues. - Increased Maintenance Costs: Due to frequent malfunctions and the need for repairs.
Ensuring regular and accurate calibration helps avoid these issues and maintains the quality of histological work.
