Features

The color2view combines intuitive navigation, breakthrough technical performance, and multiple measurement methods - 45°c:0° color, 20°/60° gloss, and fluorescence - in one benchtop spectrophotometer.

Objective 45°c:0° color measurement – to measure color as you see it
20° and 60° gloss measurement to clearly differentiate medium to high gloss samples
Quantification of fluorescence to predict long term color stability
Compact and lightweight design with sample opening "top and front" to best suit different sample sizes
Large color touch display with icon-based menu for ease-of-use
Live preview of the measurement spot to avoid false readings
Smart high tech LEDs with peak performance for digital standards
Exchange of digital standards between Benchtop and portable instrument – without any extra profiling
Professional data analysis with smart-chart

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Technical Attributes

Technical Properties

Measuring Capability

Color, Gloss, Fluorescence

Color Measurement

Geometría de color

45°c:0°
Puerto de muestra

32 mm
Área de medida

22 mm
Rango espectral

400 - 700 nm, 10 nm resolution
Rango espectral de fluorescencia

300 - 760 nm, 10 nm resolution
Rango de medición

0 - 170% remission
Repetibilidad

0.01 ΔE94 (10 readings on white)
Reproducibilidad

0.1 ΔE94 (average of 12 BCRA II tiles)
Sistema de color

CIELab/Ch, Lab (h), XYZ, Yxy
Índices

YIE313, YID1925, WIE313, CIE, Berger, Color Strength, Opacity, Metamerism, Grayscale
Iluminantes

A, C, D50, D55, D65, D75, F2, F6, F7, F8, F10, F11, UL30, CIE 015:2018 LED Normlicht
Observador

2°, 10°

Gloss Measurement

Gloss Measurement

	20°	60°
Measurement Range	0 - 100 GU	0 - 100 GU
Aperture Size	9 x 10 mm	9 x 16 mm
Repeatability	0 - 100 GU: ± 0.2 GU	0 - 20 GU: ± 0.1 GU 20 - 100 GU: ± 0.2 GU
Reproducibility	0 - 100 GU: ± 1.0 GU	0 - 20 GU: ± 0.5 GU 20 - 100 GU: ± 1.0 GU
Available for Aperture	32 mm, 12 mm	32 mm

General

Memoria

4,000 standards and 10,000 samples
Interfaz

USB-cable, LAN
Pantalla

5" Capacitive Color Touchscreen
Idiomas

Chinese English French German Italian Japanese Russian Spanish
Alimentación

12 V DC; max. 3 A
Peso

7 kg
Peso

15.5 lb
Temperatura de operación

10 - 40 °C
Temperatura de almacenaje

0 - 60 °C
Temperatura de operación

50 - 104 °F
Temperatura de almacenaje

32 - 140 °F
Humedad relativa

Up to 85% at 35 °C (95 °F), non-condensing
Dimensiones L x W x H

39 x 26 x 19 cm
Dimensiones L x W x H

15.35 x 10.2 x 7.5 in

Delivery Content

Instrumento color2view
Estándar de calibración de blanco
Estándar de prueba de color y brillo
Certifi cado
Software con 2 licencias para descargar:
smart-lab (7083) o smart-process Color (7084)
Cable USB para transferencia de datos
Fuente de alimentación
Manual de instrucciones
Formación de 1 día

Downloads

Manuals

Safety Instructions

Safety-Instructions-color2view-301500208-2309.pdf

Product Brochure

Brochure_color2view_225026020_S_2111.pdf

Short Instructions

Short-Instructions-color2view-301500209-2307.pdf

Conocimiento

Componentes básicos de la medición del color

La percepción visual del color está influenciada por nuestras preferencias de color individuales, que dependen de factores personales (estado de ánimo, edad, sexo, etc.), el entorno (iluminación, entorno, etc.), así como nuestra capacidad para comunicar el color y las diferencias de color. Un color se ve diferente en los grandes almacenes (iluminación fluorescente blanca fría) que en casa (iluminación incandescente cálida). Para garantizar un color y una apariencia consistentes en todas las circunstancias posibles, es esencial estandarizar la fuente de luz, el observador y comprender los datos de remisión espectral del objeto. Esta información será la base para el cálculo de los datos colorimétricos, ya que se utiliza para la comunicación del color y el control de calidad del color en la producción.

Color Difference Equations for Solid Colors

It is now almost 100 years since, in 1931, the CIE Yxy chromaticity color space was defined by the “International Commission on Illumination (CIE)”. To overcome its limitations of not being uniform, the CIE recommended two alternate color spaces since then: CIELAB (or CIE 1976 L*a*b*) and CIELUV (or CIE L*u*v*). They are based on the opponent color theory of color vision, which says that two colors cannot be both green and red at the same time, nor blue and yellow at the same time. During the last years developments of new color difference equations and color spaces were carried out. Their goal was to improve the correlation between visual perception and instrumentally measured values. Additionally, they wanted to permit the use of a single number tolerance for all colors.

Color Measurement of Fluorescent Colors – a CHALLENGE

The world around us is bright and colorful. Neon colors in particular have been back in trend for several years. The prerequisite for this is the use of fluorescent pigments in the paint, plastic and many other industries. Although these have been widely used for many years, the quality control of fluorescent material still remains a major challenge. The following article describes theoretical background of fluorescence, why a standard spectrophotometer is not suitable for the quality control of fluorescent material and what possibilities the new combination of spectrophotometer and fluorimeter offers - especially with regard to predicting the lightfastness of a material.

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