Color Haze Meter
The color haze meter supports ASTM D1003 uncompensated and ISO 13468 compensated methods for total transmittance, haze and clarity testing. A precision concave grating and 256 pixel CMOS detector acquire transmission spectra of samples and provide precise transmission sample results.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Characteristics | Supports ASTM D1003 uncompensated and ISO13468 compensated methods for total transmittance, haze and clarity testing. |
| Other Colorimetric Specifications W (ASTM E313, CIE/ISO, AATCC, Hunter) | Haze (ASTM D1003/1044，|SO 13468)， Transmittance T(ISO)， Transmittance T(ASTM)， Clarity |
| Observation Light Source | D65,A,C,D50, D55,D75, F1,F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7,F8,F9,F10,F11,F12,CWF,DLF,TL83,TL84,TPL5,U30 |
| Display | spectral Image ， Sample Colorimetric Values ， Color Difference Values / Image ， Chromaticity Diagram ， Color Simulation ， Pass / Fail Results |
| Standard Accessories | Power Supply Adapter 、 Manual 、 Quality Management Software ( Official Website Download )、 Data Cable 、0% Calibration Box ， Measurement Aperture |
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