About Digital Whiteness Meter
Technical Specification.
- Range of Measurement 0-100 Digital Display Type
- Zero Drift0.2/10min
- Resolution Ratio 0.1
- Display Drift0.3/3min
- Light Source 12V/30W Halogen Tungsten Lamp
- The Stability of Voltage Fluctuation 0.1
- Whiteness formula The Whiteness of Blue Light WB=R457
- The Reappearance of Measurement0.3
- Weight 1.8Kg
- Dimensions 260320280mm LWH
Precise and Reliable Whiteness AssessmentAchieve consistent and accurate whiteness measurements with this advanced Digital Whiteness Meter. Its auto calibration, touch button operation, and high repeatability ensure dependable results across diverse materials. Designed to support consistent quality control, every measurement is displayed on a clear LED interface for straightforward monitoring.
Versatile Application and Robust DesignSuitable for paper, textile, plastic, and powder samples, the meter is equipped with a removable, easy-load sample holder. Compact in size and built from heavy-duty metal, it fits seamlessly into laboratories or industrial settings. Overload and short-circuit protections further enhance its longevity and safety.
User-Friendly Operation and ConnectivityFactory pre-calibrated and self-calibration enabled, this device minimizes setup time. Sample loading is simple, and data can be output through optional RS232 connectivity for enhanced process integration. With a range of standard accessories included, users are equipped for reliable day-to-day operation.
FAQs of Digital Whiteness Meter:
Q: How do I operate the Digital Whiteness Meter and calibrate it for accurate readings?
A: Operation is streamlined with a touch button control for easy activation. The meter arrives factory calibrated, but also supports self-calibration using the included calibration plates for optimal accuracy. Detailed instructions are provided to guide you through the calibration process.
Q: What types of samples can this whiteness meter analyze, and what is the minimum required sample size?
A: The device is suitable for a broad spectrum of materials including paper, textiles, plastics, and powders. To ensure reliable results, each sample should have a minimum diameter of 30mm, compatible with the measuring aperture and removable sample holder.
Q: When should I recalibrate the meter and how often is calibration necessary?
A: Recalibration is recommended periodically, or whenever there is a noticeable drift in measurement accuracy. For most applications, self-calibration can be performed as needed following the user manual guidelines. Regular calibration ensures sustained high-precision results.
Q: Where can this instrument be installed and used effectively?
A: Designed for laboratory, industrial, and production environments, the meter requires stable placement on a flat surface. It operates effectively within a temperature range of 5C to 40C and relative humidity up to 85%, powered by a standard 220V AC supply.
Q: What is the measurement process for determining whiteness?
A: Begin by placing the sample in the easy-load, removable holder. Press the touch button to start the measurement; the integrated photodiode sensor and blue LED light source work together to assess whiteness. The digital LED display presents results instantly, ensuring a quick evaluation.
Q: How does the Digital Whiteness Meter benefit quality control procedures?
A: This instrument offers high accuracy (0.1 whiteness units), excellent repeatability, and rapid results. It helps manufacturers and laboratories maintain consistent product quality by facilitating fast, reliable whiteness checks across batches and materials.