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Beamex

Beamex is a Finnish maker of calibration equipment and software for process instruments. Four calibration technicians founded the company in 1975 because they could not find the equipment they wanted; their first product was a voltage and current simulator, and the first factory opened in 1977. Beamex is headquartered in Pietarsaari (Jakobstad), Finland, and supplies process industries in more than 100 countries. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier listing Beamex documenting calibrators, temperature dry blocks, pressure controllers, calibration pumps and pressure modules for buyers in Oman and the GCC. Equipment is quoted against the model and the pressure or temperature ranges required.

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Founded
1975
Headquarters
Pietarsaari, Finland
Speciality
Calibration equipment and software
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Beamex is a Finnish maker of calibration equipment and software for process instruments. Four calibration technicians founded the company in 1975 because they could not find the equipment they wanted; their first product was a voltage and current simulator, and the first factory opened in 1977. Beamex is headquartered in Pietarsaari (Jakobstad), Finland, and supplies process industries in more than 100 countries.

Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier listing Beamex documenting calibrators, temperature dry blocks, pressure controllers, calibration pumps and pressure modules for buyers in Oman and the GCC. Equipment is quoted against the model and the pressure or temperature ranges required.

Beamex company profile

Origin Founded in 1975 in Finland by four calibration technicians; first factory 1977
Headquarters Pietarsaari (Jakobstad), Finland; ISO 9001 certified since 1992
Product families MC series multifunction calibrators, temperature dry blocks, automatic and hand pressure generators, external pressure modules, CMX and LOGiCAL calibration software
Typical duty Field and workshop calibration of pressure, temperature and electrical signal instruments, including HART and fieldbus transmitters

Milestones

  • 1975: Four calibration technicians found the company in Finland.
  • 1977: The first factory opens.
  • 1992: ISO 9001 certification.

Beamex calibrators and accessories

Model Type Typical use
MC6 Advanced field calibrator and communicator Pressure, temperature and electrical calibration with a built-in HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus and PROFIBUS PA communicator, documented results
MC6-Ex Intrinsically safe field calibrator Calibration inside Zone 0 and Zone 1 hazardous areas without a hot work permit
MC6-T Temperature calibrator with integrated dry block Temperature sensors and transmitters, with multifunction electrical and pressure measurement
MC4, MC2 Documenting and hand-held process calibrators Routine loop, transmitter and switch checks in the field
FB, MB Field and metrology temperature dry blocks FB for field calibration; MB for higher-accuracy workshop and laboratory work
ePG, POC8 Electric pressure pump and automatic pressure controller Automated pressure calibration; POC8 for workshop calibration benches
PGC, PGM, PGL, PGPH, PGHH Hand pressure pumps Pressure and vacuum generation in the field, from low pressure (PGL, ±400 mbar) to hydraulic 700 bar (PGHH)
EXT modules External pressure modules Extending MC calibrators to additional ranges, 70 kPa to 100 MPa

Where Beamex equipment is used

Instrument workshops and maintenance teams in oil and gas, refining, petrochemicals, power, water and pharmaceuticals use Beamex calibrators to verify transmitters, switches, gauges and temperature sensors. Documenting calibrators send results to calibration software, which keeps the audit trail required by quality systems and custody transfer metering procedures. Intrinsically safe models are used for in-situ calibration in classified areas.

Ordering Beamex equipment: what we need

State the model and the options you need: internal and external pressure ranges, temperature range, communication protocols (HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus, PROFIBUS PA), Ex approval, and whether an accredited calibration certificate is required. For spare modules and pumps send the serial number of the calibrator they will be used with, so compatibility can be confirmed.

Facts checked against Beamex company history and product information, October 2026.

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FAQ

Questions about Beamex

Common questions about Beamex equipment, part numbers and supply to Oman and the GCC.

01What can the Beamex MC6 calibrate?
The MC6 calibrates pressure, temperature and electrical signals, so it covers transmitters, switches, gauges, RTDs and thermocouples. It also works as a HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus and PROFIBUS PA communicator, so smart transmitters can be checked and trimmed with one tool.
02What is the difference between the MC6 and the MC6-Ex?
The MC6-Ex is the intrinsically safe version, approved for use in hazardous areas, so calibration can be done in place without a hot work permit. Its functions are similar to the MC6, with some limits set by the intrinsic safety design.
03Does Beamex supply calibration software?
Yes. Beamex offers CMX calibration management software and the LOGiCAL cloud service. Documenting calibrators transfer procedures and results to the software, which keeps calibration records and schedules for audits.
04Which Beamex pump is needed for high-pressure calibration?
The PGHH hydraulic hand pump generates up to 700 bar for high-pressure transmitters and gauges. For gas pressure, the PGPH pneumatic pump covers higher ranges and the PGC and PGM cover lower ranges and vacuum.
05What should be specified when ordering a Beamex calibrator?
The model, internal pressure modules and their ranges, any external modules, temperature options, communication protocols, Ex approval if needed, and whether an accredited calibration certificate must be supplied with the instrument.