Whiteness Meter Brightness Meter(USB interface )

The Whiteness Meter is used to measure the whiteness of object surfaces, with results displayed on the LCD screen. It finds applications across various industries including paper, textiles, printing/dyeing, plastics, ceramics, building materials, paints, chemicals, and quality inspection departments.

This instrument can also measure paper transparency, opacity, light scattering coefficient, and absorption coefficient. The desktop whiteness meter (microcomputer type) consists of a light source, optical system, detection system, and microcomputer data processing/display system.

The instrument measures the blue light whiteness (R457) and fluorescence whitening degree (F) of materials. It defines whiteness on a scale where 100 represents an ideal white surface and 0 represents absolute black. Compliant with international standards (CIE) and multiple national standards including GB2913, GB5950, and GB8940.1.

• Simultaneously measures R457 value and fluorescence whitening F value with high accuracy
• Simple interface with intuitive operation process
• Large-screen HD LCD display unaffected by ambient light
• High-precision integrated circuits with low drift and long-life light source
• Optimized optical path design ensures measurement accuracy and repeatability
• Capable of accurately measuring paper opacity
• Calibrated with national standard calibration boards for reliable measurements

• Measuring range: 0 ~ 120
• Measurement content: Whiteness R457, Fluorescent whitening degree F
• Light source: LED light source
• Test conditions: Complies with GB/T3978 45/0
• Display: LCD
• Measurement aperture: ￠30
• Minimum value: 0.1
• Measurement repeatability: 0.2
• Error: ≤±1
• Operating environment: Temperature (5℃ to 35℃), Humidity (≤85% RH)
• Output: Custom USB interface for data transmission to computer

This precision instrument should not be disassembled. Please read the manual carefully before use.

• Operate in environments free from corrosive gases and vibration
• Avoid strong light sources and magnetic interference
• Maintain dry, dust-free surroundings
• Extend preheating time after long periods of inactivity
• Ensure proper power supply voltage
• Prevent samples from falling into measuring cylinder
• Avoid touching optical components directly
• Keep black cylinder and working white board clean