Wht is the difference between PRT and testequipment

Dear Experts,
i have small confusion about the test equipment and PRT, for both of these we can do the calibration. Test equipments are used for the Cross verify the production as per the standards. so these test equipments calibration necessary for my client. and these test equipment quantity also high. where about PRTs are used for calibrate the test equipment.
present i am confusing to give the equipment category for these gauges and instruments, why because for gauge and instruments verification purpose we use master gauges and instruments. so while creating the material master , which material type we have to assign these gauges and instruments, for regular use in production , what type of material type i have to choosen while creating the material master, if i choosen the test equipment , can i create the equipment prt or can i assign these gauges or instruments to the production operations? i am confusing at here, pleaser clarify it and suggest me.
thanks
Jalu

Hello,
This is purely based on your business requirement. If you create the Test Equipment with "Machines" category, then you cant assign the equipments in Production Routing.
If you want to assign in Production, go for PRT option. By this, you can even define performance based maintenance.
But for both cases, Maintenance process can be done.
As these are not consumption material (that will be used for long duration), we should not assign those in Material BoM.
Regards,
Maheswaran.

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