The glossiness of the wood board refers to the reflective ability of the wood board surface, which directly affects the appearance quality and aesthetics of wood products. Measuring the gloss of wood boards can help manufacturers determine the quality of the wood board surface and perform quality control. The surface of high-gloss wood boards is smooth and bright, and usually has a certain texture, which is suitable for some high-end furniture and decoration. Low-gloss wood panels usually have a soft, natural style and are suitable for some minimalist furniture and decoration. In addition, measuring the gloss of wood boards can also help manufacturers select and match different wood boards to meet different design needs and consumer preferences. In the furniture and decoration industry, it is very important to measure the glossiness of wood boards, which can provide important references for product design, production and quality control.
Measurement steps:
Place the gloss meter on the surface of the board to be tested and make it contact with the surface.
Turn on the gloss meter and perform zero point calibration to ensure accurate and reliable measurement results.
Press the measure button, wait for the gloss meter to complete the measurement, and record the result.
Measurements can be taken at as many locations as desired and the average calculated.
North and South Tide Tip: Different types of wood planks may have different gloss values due to their surface texture and color. When taking measurements, care should be taken to avoid occlusion and the influence of external light sources to ensure the accuracy of the measurement results.
