The CR-410 is a handheld chroma meter for measuring color differences in granular materials, powders, and pastes with a 50 mm measurement area. It features a detachable measuring head capable of storing 1,000 measurements independently or up to 2,000 when connected to a data processor. The instrument uses a pulsed xenon lamp and complies with JIS Z 8722 condition C, employing C and D65 illuminants with a 2-degree observer. Repeatability is within ∆E*ab 0.07, and inter-instrument agreement is within ∆E*ab 0.8. Its dimensions are 102 x 244 x 63 mm. It operates on four AAA alkaline or Ni-MH batteries, delivering approximately 800 measurements per charge. The unit includes a backlit dot-matrix LCD, RS-232C and USB 2.0 interfaces, and supports user calibration and defined evaluation formulas. Optional accessories include the CR-A33e glass light-projection tube.
The CR-410 Chroma Meter is a handheld, portable measurement instrument designed to evaluate the color of objects, particularly with texture, uneven surface conditions, or a lot of color variation. Through standard or customized evaluation formulas, this high accuracy, reliable colorimeter helps users control the color quality, consistency, and appearance of their samples in a more efficient, streamlined process internally and throughout the supply chain. It accurately identifies color characteristics in objects, determines color differences between objects, and provides pass/fail assessments to immediately determine if the sample meets the defined standard. This makes the CR-410 ideal for color inspections of food, building material, and textile applications within quality control, quality assurance, and R&D fields.
The CR-410 Chroma Meter is compatible with an optional data processor to print results on-site or SpectraMagic NX software to record measurements and provide a more comprehensive color analysis.
| Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. | |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Color Meters and Appearance Instruments |
| Product Number | CR-410 |
| Product Name | Chroma Meter Difference with Colorimeter |
| Property Measured | Chroma |
| Application | color of objects, particularly with textured, uneven surface conditions |
| Measurement Scale | Hunter L, a, b; cE*CMC |
| Instrument Type | Colorimeter |
| Light Source | Pulsed xenon lamp |
