11/03/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 11/03/2025 12:05
Posted on: November 3, 2025
In industries where accuracy isn't optional, whether you're running a lab, calibrating sensitive instruments, or ensuring safety on the plant floor, meeting compliance requirements is just the starting point. The real question is whether you can trust the calibration results and gas purity data that your operation depends on.
That's where ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation comes in. It's a global standard that validates the technical competence of testing and calibration laboratories. For customers, it means confidence that the data, gases, and processes they rely on are precise, traceable, and backed by expert proficiency. Even when ISO 17025 accreditation isn't a requirement for your application, working with an accredited lab offers an added layer of assurance.
ILMO Specialty Gases has been ISO 17025 accredited for over a decade, and we see firsthand how it helps customers reduce risk and increase peace of mind.
ISO 17025 is the international standard for laboratories that perform testing and calibration. It requires labs to prove their technical competence, document every process, and continuously demonstrate staff proficiency.
At ILMO, that means:
While some suppliers may market "high purity" products without this backing, ISO 17025 accreditation provides independent proof that results can be trusted.
For many customers, ISO 17025 accreditation is required. Pharmaceutical labs, environmental testing facilities, and certain industrial clients are required to use accredited labs for calibration gases. But even when it's not mandated, customers still benefit.
Here's why:
So why should an engineer or maintenance manager care if their supplier has ISO 17025?
Accreditation demonstrates that the lab's processes are designed to protect your work, your equipment, and your reputation.
At ILMO, our accreditation means:
For an environmental lab, ISO 17025 accreditation means their air quality testing isn't jeopardized by impurities in support gases. For a manufacturing engineer, it means their gas mixtures stay within tolerance, keeping automated systems running without costly recalibration. And for maintenance managers, it means fewer surprises during audits or inspections.
Even in medical applications, where FDA rules set their own requirements, ISO 17025 typically exceeds those thresholds, offering another layer of confidence.
The bottom line: accreditation isn't just about ILMO meeting a standard. It's about giving customers a smoother audit process, greater operational certainty, and less risk of downtime.
ISO 17025 is a commitment to accuracy, traceability, and trust. When you choose an ISO 17025 accredited partner, you're not just checking a compliance box. You're ensuring that your gases, and your results, will stand up to the toughest tests.
Ready to see how ILMO's accredited lab can support your next project? Contact us todayto speak directly with our chemists and request documentation for your calibration gases.
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