Color Standards
Using a spectrophotometer, you can establish company benchmarks or meet industry standards and achieve uniform color repeatedly.
As a leading color measurement spectrophotometer supplier and manufacturer, we know better than anyone the importance of color as a key indicator of quality, safety and brand integrity. You can count on our high-quality lab colorimeters and spectrophotometers to provide consistent color measurement results.
Solids, liquids, powders and more — our color spectrophotometers can measure it all.
Directional (45°/0° and 0°/45°) geometry benchtop spectrophotometers replicate the human visual response to color and include applications where gloss and texture can affect the color measurement.
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From shipping departments to storage areas to plant production floors, our portable spectrophotometers allow you to measure on the go for the ultimate testing convenience. Choose from Directional 45°/0° and Diffuse d/8° geometries.
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When installed in a process stream, in-process (in-line) spectrophotometers provide continuous color measurement data throughout a production run, enabling quick responses to color variations.
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Color matching software that reports absolute and color-difference data in all widely used color scales under various lighting and observing conditions.
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We usually think of color as a qualitative characteristic — something we determine based on sensory observations. Using spectrophotometer data. This information is useful for precise applications like quality control, biochemical research, and product design.
A spectrophotometer identifies a color's numerical values, giving industries and regulators the necessary tools for:
Using a spectrophotometer, you can establish company benchmarks or meet industry standards and achieve uniform color repeatedly.
Your brand colors make you instantly recognizable and help attract and retain loyal customers. The visual appearance of your product is a reflection on your brand.
Changes in color can reveal when products have gone bad, which is critical for detecting quality, and safety issues in industries such as food and beverage and pharmaceuticals.
Color measurement helps public safety agencies in various ways, such as developing noticeable traffic signs and identifying key forensic evidence.
Equip your facility with the best instruments to ensure adherence to critical product quality standards such as:
The American Paper and Pulp Association (TAPPI) sets standards for paper quality, which you can easily verify using a spectrophotometer.
The ASTM publishes standards for many different industries, including textiles, plastics, and paints. By confirming quality through a spectrophotometer, you can ensure your product is up to code.
From testing food safety to testing and calibration, spectrophotometry can help your organization meet many of the International Organization for Standardization's (ISO) quality control standards.
As pioneers in this field, our color measurement solutions are unparalleled in the industry.
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