Associations
Adam Equipment is a member the following associations:
GAMBICA
GAMBICA is the national organization representing the interests of companies in the instrumentation, control and automation industry in the UK.
The diverse nature of the industry is reflected in the five industry sectors represented by the Association:
- Industrial Automation Products and Systems
- Process Measurement and Control Equipment and Systems
- Environmental Analysis and Monitoring Equipment
- Test and Measurement Equipment for Electrical and Electronics Industries
- Laboratory based Analytical and Measuring Equipment
GAMBICA member companies operate throughout the world and have a high reputation for innovative technology, product reliability and response to market requirement.
International Society of Weighing & Measurement
The International Society of Weighing and Measurement is a non-profit organization, based in the United States, whose sole intent is the advancement of its members. Formerly known as the National Scale Men's Association, ISWM members have been gathering for over 70 years. ISWM members include manufacturers, distributors, government officials, end users, scale purchasers, and suppliers to the industry. ISWM members have various titles, from CEO's, presidents, sales managers, service technicians, administration and many more. They come from diverse backgrounds, but they all have one thing in common: they are committed to the technical advancements created by and for the weighing and measurement industry.
ISWM members handle a variety of products and services, from A/D converters to wheel load weighers, from bar code scanners to torque measuring, from computer weighing systems to test weights, digital display meters to radio frequency identification systems, from force guages to precision balances, from load cells to packaging machine scales. Everything in the world that has been made, has been weighed. Our members insure accuracy in the global economy.
South African Bureau of Standards (SABS)
The SABS is a statutory organization that was established in terms of ACT 24 of 1945. After several amendments to the Act, the SABS is now governed by Act 29 of 1993. As South Africa's official body for the preparation and publication of standards, it renders important services to government, trade, industry and the consumer in order to achieve its stated aims. These are to strengthen the South African economy and to enhance the quality of life of all South Africans by promoting quality and standardization. With regard to quality, the SABS is a founder member of the independent South African Quality Institute (SAQI), which was established in 1991.
The SABS's primary responsibility is the development and publication of standards for products and services. Standards are prepared and continually updated in collaboration with SA interest groups. At the same time, through co-operation with international organizations such as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), South African's interests are advanced and protected.
The Trade Metrology Department has been actively involved in consumer protection since 1923 and has developed in recent years to align itself to a large extent with international requirements to meet customer needs where it relates to trade transactions.