What Is a Tintometer Used for?

The colour measurement instruments offered by Lovibond® Tintometer® are widely used throughout the food and drink industry to monitor the colour of: edible oils and fats; beer; soft drinks; baking; flour milling; sugars; biscuits and confectionery.

How does a tintometer work?

The Tintometer uses a series of gradient red-, yellow-, blue-, and neutral-colored glasses. It is arranged with two adjacent fields of view, seen through the viewing tube, so that the product in the sample field and a white reflective surface in the comparison field are observed side by side, suitably illuminated.

Which instrument is used to measure the Colour in water?

Detailed Solution

Tintometer is a device to determine colour in water.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

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