Gloss Meters - Australian Scientific https://www.austscientific.com.au/product-category/environmental-meters/water-quality-meters/gloss-meters/ Tue, 16 Sep 2025 05:11:00 +0000 en-AU hourly 1 https://www.austscientific.com.au/storage/2019/07/Aust-Scientific-150x150.png Gloss Meters - Australian Scientific https://www.austscientific.com.au/product-category/environmental-meters/water-quality-meters/gloss-meters/ 32 32 Gloss Checker IG-331 https://www.austscientific.com.au/product/gloss-checker-ig-331/ Sat, 29 Nov 2014 23:23:27 +0000 https://www.austscientific.com.au//product/gloss-checker-ig-331/ switch between 60 degree measuring angle for standard gloss measurement, and 20 degree measuring angle for high-gloss surfaces with gloss values over 70.
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]]> An economical gloss meter which utilises a separate detector and light source, offers the ability to switch between 60 degree measuring angle for standard gloss measurement, and 20 degree measuring angle for high-gloss surfaces with gloss values over 70. One touch of the calibration key starts the automatic sequential zero-span calibration. Gloss meters reflect light when exposed to a surface. The intensity of this reflected light is measured as gloss. The IG-331 provides a measured value to confirm visual gloss observations reducing human error.

HORIBA Gloss Meters employ a proprietary optical system using near infrared LED light source. Compact, light and simple to operate, HORIBA Gloss Meters are ideal for measuring Gloss with high accuracy in a wide range of applications. HORIBA Gloss Checkers are maintenance free and cost competitive.

Applications:

  • Quality control of paint and ink
  • Checking glossy printed advertisements
  • Checking external appearance of plastic mouldings
  • Checking building and masonry finishes
  • Floor maintenance.

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]]> Gloss Checker IG-340 https://www.austscientific.com.au/product/horiba-gloss-checker-ig-340/ Wed, 24 Jun 2020 04:55:47 +0000 https://www.austscientific.com.au/?post_type=product&p=5681 The IG-340 meter uses very common measurement angel 60°, which allows accurate measurement from low gloss surfaces to highly polished textures.

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]]> Gloss is an important visual property of an object’s surface. The degree of light reflected from the object’s surface is termed glossiness. However, the perception of glossiness is subjective and depends on the weather conditions, physical abilities of watching a person etc. The IG-340 gloss meter helps to quantify gloss measurement and perform objective numerical gloss value.

The gloss checker IG-340’s user friendly interface allows intuitive operations for instant gloss measurement on site. Due to ergonomic and light weight design the IG-340 can be held and operated by one hand. High accuracy, repeatability and precision proven by more than 50,000 units sold worldwide makes it indispensable in object’s appearance check and quality control.

The IG-340 meter uses very common measurement angel 60°, which allows accurate measurement from low gloss surfaces to highly polished textures.

 

This enables gloss measurement of different materials: stone, wood, leather, rubber, glass, metal, plastic, and various application fields from floor maintenance, car polishing to stone and building materials appearance inspection. Ingress Protection IP42* enables outdoor gloss measurement and use in the fields where water drops are present.

Internal memory can store 100 readings and 200 average data with time and date. Instant data output via USB connection and without any dedicated software allows QA and other professional reports to be easily generated. The IG-340 does not need any special measurement technique. It can be easily used by everyone and become your right hand in reporting about performed works and quality inspection.

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