The Single Angle Gloss Meter is produced according to the national verification regulation of JJG696 standard, has a long life light source, good repeatability, high precision and good stability.
It is mainly used on coatings, printing ink, paint, paint, wood, marble, granite, polishing brick, brick of pottery and porcelain, plastic, paper, metal and other non-metallic materials.
Main Features of the Single Angle Gloss Meter
- One button to complete measurement: one operation can complete measurement
- Measuring light incident angle meets ISO 2813 three measuringn light incident angle.
- Manually entering standard samples gloss data
- Humanized design, good man-machine communication interface
- Single angle can store 10000 testing records, storage structure: 100 prototypes, each prototype with 100 test data
- Data browsing and viewing function
- Automatic shutdown function
- Low power warning functions
- Power adapter: standard + 5V, 2A external power supply
- Standard board provides calibration criterion
FAQ for Single Angle Gloss Meter
What is a single angle gloss meter used for?
A single angle gloss meter is used to measure the specular reflection (glossiness) of a surface at one fixed angle, typically 60°. It is an essential quality control tool for industries like paints, plastics, and coatings to ensure consistent surface appearance and finish across different production batches.
When should I use a 60-degree gloss meter vs. a multi-angle meter?
Use a 60° single angle gloss meter if your products fall into the "medium gloss" range (10 to 70 GU). If your testing involves a wide variety of finishes—from ultra-matte (85°) to high-gloss automotive finishes (20°)—a multi-angle or tri-gloss meter is more appropriate for maximum accuracy.
What international standards does this gloss meter comply with?
The IDM Single Angle Gloss Meter is designed to meet major international testing standards, including ASTM D523, ISO 2813, ASTM D2457, and JJG696. This ensures that your gloss measurements are accurate, repeatable, and globally recognized for quality audits.
How many test results can the single angle gloss meter store?
This instrument can store up to 10,000 testing records. The data is organized into a structure of 100 prototypes, with each prototype capable of holding 100 individual test data points for easy browsing and review.
What materials can be measured with a single angle gloss meter?
This meter is highly versatile and can measure both metallic and non-metallic materials, including:
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Coatings: Paints, inks, and wood finishes.
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Building Materials: Marble, granite, and polished tiles.
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Manufactured Goods: Plastics, paper, and metal surfaces.
How often should a gloss meter be calibrated?
You should verify the calibration of your gloss meter daily using the provided standard tile. If the reading deviates by more than 0.2 GU from the tile's assigned value, a quick one-button recalibration is required to maintain measurement precision.