Table Top Spectrophotometer LTS-T2015

Introduction

Table Top Spectrophotometer features wavelength interval of 10 nm, allowing it to capture light data at close intervals for more accurate color measurements. It is integrated with an anti-flare design, minimizing the stray light interference for stable results. The spectrophotometer has automated sample calibration for reducing the error rate. Our table top spectrophotometer offers high data storage capacity, allowing users to save multiple measurements without frequent data transfers.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Table Top Spectrophotometer - B15 is a compact instrument used to measure the color and optical properties of materials across specific wavelengths. It is used in plastic, printing and food industry for accurate color evaluation, quality assurance.

Specifications

Wavelength Pitch	10nm
Sphere Size	Φ154mm
Semiband Width	5nm
Sensor	256 Images Element Double Array Image Sensor
Reflectance Range	0 to 200 %
Measurement Time	2.4 s
Measurement Aperature	Reflective: Φ30mm / Φ25.4mm , Φ 10mm / Φ 8mm Φ 6mm/ Φ 4mm Transmissive : Φ30mm / Φ 25.4mm
Viewing Angle	2° and 10°
Optical Geometry	Reflect : D/8 Transmittance : D/0 Conforms to No.15, GB/ T 3978, GB/T 18833, ISO7724/1 E1164, 5033 Teil 7
Repeatability	Standard deviation 0.05 % Standard deviation ΔE × ab 0.02
Illuminants	D 65, A , C, D50, D55, D75, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10, F11, F12, , , TL83, TL84, TPL5, U30.
Color Spaces	, , Yxy, LCh, Musell, s- Hunter Lab, Bxy, Lab99
Color Difference	ΔE ab, ΔE uv, ΔE 94, ΔE cmc (2:1), ΔE ×cmc (1:1) ΔE 00, Δ E99, ΔE(Hunter)
Calorimetric Index	WI( E313, / , , Hunter) YI( D1925, 313) MI (Metamerism Index ) Staining Fastness, Color Fastness, Color Strength, Opacity, 8˚ Glossiness , Gardner Index, Haze , / Pt – Co Index, 555 Index, Haze ( D1003) Saybolt , Color code ( D1500)
Inter- Instrument Error	Φ 25.4 mm / ΔE × ab 0.15
Data Storage Capacity	Standard : 2000 Pcs Sample : 20000 Pcs
Power Consumption	DC 24 V, 3A
Dimensions ( L× W× H)	370 × 300 × 200 mm
Weight	9.6 kg

Features

Adjustable Light Source

Cloud Data Storage

High-Speed Scanning

Technology

Multi-Spectral Imaging

FAQs

1. How does a Table Top Spectrophotometer ensure accurate color matching across different lighting conditions?

Its’s Table Top Spectrophotometer ensures accurate color matching by using advanced illumination systems that simulate various light sources, such as D65 or A illuminants. It also allows for flexibility in choosing standard observer angles (e.g., 2° or 10°) to match human visual perception. With the integration of color spaces like and LCh, it provides consistent results regardless of environmental lighting conditions. The device compares the color of the sample with the reference standard to determine the ?E value. By doing so, it eliminates variations that might be caused by different ambient lighting in various settings. The spectrophotometer’s software also provides adjustments for metamerism, ensuring that color looks the same under different light sources. This versatility is essential in industries like textiles, automotive, and printing, where color consistency is crucial

2. How does the integration of a combined and UV light source benefit a Table Top spectrophotometer?

It manufactures advance Table Top Spectrophotometer. The light provides stable, consistent illumination over time, while the UV light source enables the detection of fluorescence, which is important for materials containing optical brighteners or certain chemical compounds. Fluorescent materials can emit light in wavelengths outside the visible spectrum, which traditional -only systems might miss. This combined light source allows the spectrophotometer to provide comprehensive analysis, from standard color measurements to more specialized applications such as analyzing coatings, textiles, and plastics. The long lifespan of lights, coupled with the flexibility of UV detection, means fewer maintenance costs and a broader range of measurement capabilities. It also improves the consistency of results over extended periods, crucial for routine quality checks and research applications.

3. What types of cuvettes are compatible with a Table Top Spectrophotometer?

Table Top Spectrophotometers are compatible with a wide range of cuvettes, including those made from quartz, glass, or plastic. The most common cuvette path length is 1 cm, though other sizes are available depending on the application. Some spectrophotometers can also accommodate specialized cuvettes for specific applications, such as those used for measuring high-viscosity liquids, gases, or solid samples. Reflectance cuvettes and integrating spheres can be used to analyze solid samples or coatings, allowing users to adapt the instrument for a variety of testing need.

4. What role do Table Top Spectrophotometer play in food and beverage analysis?

Table Top Spectrophotometers are widely used in the food and beverage industry for quality control, ingredient verification, and nutritional analysis. They can measure parameters like sugar content, protein concentration, and antioxidants in food products. The instruments also support the detection of contaminants or additives that could affect product quality. In beverage production, spectrophotometers are used to analyze color, clarity, and alcohol content. These measurements are essential for ensuring consistency in product formulations and adhering to regulatory standards. Their ability to deliver rapid and precise results makes them invaluable in maintaining product quality and safety.

5. How can Table Top Spectrophotometers be used for drug development?

Table Top Spectrophotometers play a critical role in drug development by enabling accurate analysis of the chemical composition and concentration of pharmaceutical compounds. They are used for routine quality control of raw materials, intermediates, and finished products. These instruments are also employed in stability studies to monitor the degradation of drugs over time under various conditions. In addition, spectrophotometers are used to assess the purity of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and to conduct in-vitro dissolution testing. With their high precision, they help ensure that drugs meet regulatory standards.

6. Can a Table Top Spectrophotometer be used for both color measurement and material analysis?

Yes, a Table Top Spectrophotometer can be used for both color measurement and material analysis. It is equipped with an advanced optical system capable of detecting light absorption, reflectance, and transmittance across different wavelengths. In material analysis, the spectrophotometer can detect specific chemical compositions based on their absorption patterns. It can also be paired with accessories like integrating spheres for measuring materials like powders, liquids, or transparent materials. The inclusion of UV light sources expands its capabilities, enabling fluorescence measurements as well. This dual functionality makes it an essential tool in various fields, including research and development, quality control, and environmental monitoring. Additionally, the device provides detailed reports that can be used for both color quality assessment and material characterization, further enhancing its value in scientific and industrial applications.