Tintometer

A tintometer is a color measurement instrument used to determine the intensity and shade of color in liquids or solids by comparing them against standardized color scales. Commonly used in water analysis, chemical labs, and the food and beverage industry, it ensures color consistency and quality control in production and laboratory settings.

Specifications

• Material: Typically constructed with a robust plastic or metal housing and precision optical components.
• Measurement Method: Uses visual or digital comparison against color standards (e.g., Lovibond® scales).
• Accuracy: Offers high color accuracy for consistent and repeatable results.
• Applications: Used in water testing, oil analysis, food quality control, and industrial color grading.

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