Konica Minolta Sensing products

The CM-26dG spectrophotometer is the next generation of portable sphere spectrophotometer with an integrated 60-degree gloss sensor allowing distinct color and appearance measurements within one instrument. CM-26dG spectrophotometer horizontal alignment can fit into narrow spaces and is convenient for high-precision color and gloss measurement of smooth or textured samples.

The CM-26d is the next generation of portable sphere spectrophotometer with a horizontal alignment, a design convenient for measuring the color of flat or large samples and narrow spaces and easy operation by right or left handed users.

Introducing a new high-precision spectrophotometer designed for color management of small products. The Spectrophotometer CF-300 has the ability to measure small target areas, non-contact measurement, fast and accurate measurement.

When you need to evaluate the illumination of light hitting a specific location or perform lux measurements, the T-10A is the illuminance meter of choice. This advanced lux meter will quickly show on the LCD screen the illumination and average values of measurements. You can easily compare illuminance values and have them shown either in a percentage or a difference value.

The LS-150 Luminance Meter (successor to the LS-100) is a highly accurate luminance meter that uses a newly designed sensor with a spectral response that more closely matches the V(λ) spectral luminous efficiency function of the human eye to provide measurement results that correlate well with visual evaluation. The LS-150 is compact, ergonomic, and extremely portable running off AA batteries.

The LS-160 (successor to the LS-110) is a highly accurate luminance meter that uses a newly designed sensor with a spectral response that more closely matches the V(λ) spectral luminous efficiency function of the human eye to provide measurement results that correlate well with visual evaluation. This spot luminance meter is small and compact, light and easy to hold, and runs off AA batteries, making it fully portable.

The latest LumiCam B generation is thus the ideal instrument for easy and reliable measurement of displays and control elements, used in the automotive interior or aviation sector. It is equally suitable for use with tests done in the laboratory and in quality assurance for small batch production.

Specim IQ drastically moves the dial on hyperspectral imaging that up to now demanded the use of heavy instrumentation and lag time, as it could take hours to days before the processing of results. Not only is the IQ hyperspectral imaging camera portable, but it is an all-in-one solution that delivers imaging and results in a single device—in an instant. Weighing in at a light 1.3 kg with a generous built in 4.3” touchscreen display, the camera contains a chargeable battery and memory card for storing captured data, putting an end to the lugging of cumbersome equipment and waiting time that once typified hyperspectral imaging.

The LumiTop-Series combines the accuracy of Instrument Systems’ well-known spectroradiometers CAS-Series with the obvious advantages of imaging colorimetry.

Many industries that rely heavily on graphics have been shifting to digital methods during recent time. Controlling the quality of printed materials numerically is easier and more efficient than visual evaluation. However, printed products are made to be seen by the human eye. To that end, measurement results must resemble results that would be obtained through visual evaluation.