• D / 8 geometric optical structure, conforming to CIE No.15, GB / T 3978, GB 2893, GB / T 18833, iso7724 / 1, ASTM e1164, din5033 teil7;
• Adopt combined LED light source with high life and low power consumption, including UV / excluding UV;
• Switch 8mm & 4mm aperture( the flat/ tip measuring aperture can be switched easily, which is suitable for more tested sample)
• Dual optical path system, the optical resolution in the visible range is less than 10nm, which can measure the SCI and SCE spectrum of the sample at the same time;
• Accurate spectrum and lab data, used for color matching and accurate color transmission;
• High hardware configuration: 3.5-inch TFT true color screen, capacitive touch screen, 1000 line blazed grating, silicon photocell array detector with large photosensitive area, etc;
• USB / Bluetooth dual communication mode, wider adaptability;
• Super dirt resistant and stable standard white calibration board;
• Large capacity storage space, which can store more than 30000 pieces of test data
• 2/10 standard observer's angle, multiple light source modes, multiple surface color systems, meet various standards of chromaticity indicators, and the needs of various customers for color measurement;
• Camera locating position and Stabilizer cross measurement position;
• PC software has powerful function expansion

Spectrophotometer can easily achieve color transferring , and be used as a precision instrument for color matching system. It's widely used in plastics, electronics, painting, ink, textile and garment, printing and dyeing, printing paper, automotive, medical, cosmetics and food industries, scientific research institutes, schools and laboratories.

Q1: What is Spectrophotometer used to find?
A: A spectrophotometer is one of the scientific instruments commonly found in many research and industrial laboratories. Spectrophotometers are used for research in physics, molecular biology, chemistry, and biochemistry labs.
Q2: What are the uses for a spectrophotometer?
A: Spectrophotometry deals with visible light, near-ultraviolet, and near-infrared light.Spectrophotometry includes the use of a spectrophotometer. A spectrophotometer is a specialized photometer that can measure intensity as a function of the light source wavelength .