Godrej & Boyce safeguards India’s healthcare sector with Medical Equipment Calibration Services by Godrej Lawkim Motors

~ Godrej Lawkim Motors aims to grow its overall calibration services revenue by 90% by FY25
~ Godrej Lawkim Motors is the first Indian calibration provider to get accreditation for setting up calibration facilities for medical devices.

Mumbai, 11th October 2022: Godrej & Boyce, the flagship company of the Godrej Group,
announced that its business Godrej Lawkim Motors is aiming for a 90% revenue growth by FY25 from Calibration services offered across sectors in India. Godrej Lawkim Motors is safeguarding India’s health by providing medical equipment calibration services to prevent the misdiagnosis of patients due to inaccurately calibrated equipment. Through this service, they also establish whether medical devices’ operational parameters are in accordance with international standards. They are the first Indian calibration provider to earn the NABL accreditation for setting up standard equipment for medical devices.
Medical devices should be sent for calibration when they display abnormal readings, cross due
dates, or even when their location is changed. Uncalibrated equipment may result in an
incorrect diagnosis and treatment causing a risk to patient safety. It can also lead to litigation,
fines, and an increase in the cost and maintenance of instruments, hence, it is critical to install hospital equipment in accordance with standard calibration. Godrej Lawkim Motors calibrates a range of medical devices needed for the safe diagnosis of patients including ventilators, ECG machines, incubators, patient monitors, radiology & surgical devices, BP monitors, oximeters, and more. Xercsis Marker, Executive Vice President & Business Head, Godrej Lawkim Motors, says, “We offer Calibration services for medical devices for the healthcare and pharma sectors to establish the accuracy of the instruments being used. We aim to minimize the inaccuracy in measurements and reduce errors thus safeguarding the nation’s health. We have calibrated over 32000+ medical instruments for hospitals across all major metro cities, Tier 1 & Tier 2 cities. We are targeting 70% growth in Medical Device Calibration services by FY25.”
The calibration process of medical equipment generally involves calibrating through the
standard calibrator or analyser. The results are used to establish a relationship between the
measured value by the instrument and the known standard values. The instruments can be
calibrated in-house as well as on-site depending on the applicable standards and customer
requirements. Godrej Lawkim Motors also calibrates the master or standard instruments that are used to calibrate medical equipment.ends GNI SG