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development in color measuring equipment. A complete set of color measurements can be made in less than 30 seconds by non-technical personnel. Equipme...
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COLORMASTER DIFFERENTIAL COLORIMETER *

COLOR MEASUREMENTS made in less than 30 seconds! The Colormaster Differential Colorimeter* is the latest development in color measuring equipment. A complete set of color measurements can be made in lees than 30 seconds by non-technical personnel. Equipment ia direct reading on a low backlash dial, and is mechanically rugged, and stable. Dial linearity is within approx. 0.2% from 100% to 10% reflection or transmission and can be extended below 10% with approx. 0.02% linearity. • Three color filters enable % transmission or reflection to be read directly on front Panel Dial to within an estimated 0.01%. • Simple calculation converts dial readings to I.C.I. Χ, Ϋ, & Ζ functions. • Operates from 115 Volt 60 cycle line. * Similar to instrument described at the March, 1952 meet­ ing of the Optical Society of America by L. G. Glasser and D. J. Troy of E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Write for Complete Information

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FARRAND Ultraviolet and Visible Region

1954



75mm Free Aperture F:4 2 0 0 to 9 5 0 Millimicrons Quartz-Lithium Fluoride Optics f o r Ultraviolet Glass Optical System for Visible Region

The Farrand Monochromator is ideal for use in the ultraviolet and visible spectral regions, particularly for measurements involving low light levels. The unusually large free aper­ ture and the speed of the optical system afford high dispersion, transmission, reso­ lution and spectral purity. Write for Farrand Bulletin # 8 0 1 . It gives complete details of design and performance.

FARRAND OPTICAL CO., Inc.

PRECISION \ _ OPTICS. • • ELECTRONIC § • ANO Η SCIENTIFIC § • INSTRUMENTS^™

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