TRUIT TR 1361 Benchtop Whiteness Meter

Introduction

A Whiteness Meter is an instrument used to measure the whiteness of an object's surface. It is usually used to measure the reflective properties of a material, that is, the degree to which the surface reflects visible light, thereby evaluating the whiteness of an object.

The TR 1361 benchtop Whiteness Meter mainly measures the diffuse reflection factor of blue light (R457), called blue light whiteness or ISO whiteness. The R457 whiteness specifies the use of an approximate A light source for illumination with a peak wavelength of the effective spectrum at 457 nm.

Standards

It is designed in accordance with GB/T 5950, GB/T 2913, GB/T 8940.1, GB/T 12097, GB/T 13025.2, ISO 2470 and other standards.

Product application

Widely used in papermaking, textile, plastic, paint, chemical and other industries.

Host X1, black and white calibration plate black cylinder X1, powder box X4, spare tungsten halogen lamp X1, power cord X1, certificate X1, manual X1

[Note] Because the manufacturer's packaging may be updated or upgraded, the detailed packaging list shall be subject to the latest standard configuration of the manufacturer.