Handheld Color Meter, 4mm Caliber

Note: The user can perform black-and-white calibration through the standard black-and-white box of the instrument and refer to the user manual to complete the calibration independently.

Packing List

• 1 x Colorimeter
• 1 x Flat bottom measurement
• 1 x Tip mouth measurement caliber
• 1 x Whiteboard calibration board
• 1 x Caliber protection cover
• 1 x Wristband17charger
• 1 x Data line
• 1 x Instruction manual
• 1 x Software disc
• 1 x Warranty Card
• 1 x Carrying case
• 1 x Micro printer
• 1 x Powder test box

A1: How does a color meter work?
Q1: Color meters rely on the concept of the Beer-Lambert law, which assumes that the absorbance of a substance is proportional to its concentration. For example, the higher the concentration of a solution, the higher the absorbance reading. Many chemical and biological experiments are based on this concept. To obtain a Beer's law curve, several standards (solutions of known concentration) are prepared and their absorbance values are determined using a colorimeter.

A2: What is colorimetry?
Q2: A colorimeter is a device that measures light absorbance (how much light is absorbed) and light transmission (how much light passes through) in a liquid by analyzing the intensity of the color.

A3: What are the limitations of a color meter?
Q3: One limitation of chemical color meters is that differences in certain substances may lead to inaccurate test results. According to Global Water Instrumentation, because these differences are different for each substance, a chemical colorimeter alone is not a completely foolproof testing device.

Tips: What does the LAB in a colorimeter mean?

L, A, and B on a colorimeter are chromaticity values representing the color of an object, i.e. the color space coordinates of a color. Any color has a unique coordinate value, where L stands for luminance (black and white), and A stands for red and green. B stands for yellow and blue. Using a colorimeter, the three groups of data L, a, and b, and the colorimetric △E, △L, △a, and △b color difference data are generally output. △E total color difference, △L+ means bright, △L- means dark, △a+ means reddish, △a- means greenish, △b+ means yellowish and △b- means blueish.

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