The New Zealand conference organising committee is thrilled to announce the Platinum Sponsor for MSA2022.

Auckland based CPS (NZ) Limited will be celebrating its 35th anniversary at MSA2022. CPS started way back in 1987, the month before the sharemarket crash, with one Dead Weight Tester for the calibration of depth gauges and test gauges for cylinder testing stations. 

Chris Woudenberg started CPS small, and stayed that way for many years until Kirsty Russell came along and used her expertise to bring CPS to the company it is now, which is the largest IANZ accredited Metrology company in NZ  - carrying out over 10,000 calibrations per year across its four labs, specialising in Pressure Calibration, Temperature Calibration, Electrical Calibration as well as Torque.

CPS has expanded significantly in the past decade and are unique in what they sell, what they calibrate, and the brands they represent like Fluke, Crystal, Herose, Nuova Fima and Additel. They offer the total calibration solution, using and servicing what they sell, which has been the secret to their success.

CPS will be running Advancement in Pressure Calibrating workshops at the conference combining their experience in selling pressure calibration equipment but also calibrating it.  This will be a hands-on workshop involving Fluke, Additel, Crystal and others products.

The summary outline of the conference program has now been uploaded to the conference website page, and gives you an early indication of what to expect at MSA2022.  This will be an event not to be missed and we've had a huge response from a big group of loyal sponsors with some great plans for exhibitions, workshops and presentations.

To coincide with MSA2022, the NZ committee have developed two awards to recognise great work in the field of metrology.  Open to NZ members, please review the entry criteria and entry application on the News and Events Discussion forum.



Finally from the MSA committee, we wish you all a very happy festive season and trust you are in good health as 2022 approaches.

The Metrology Society of Australasia
www.metrology.asn.au