• Standard Wavelengths Of 340nm, 420nm, & 720nm 
• Six Optional Wavelengths Available From 340nm to 900nm
• Automatic Wavelength Setting
• Compatible With Polarimeter Sample Cells And Cuvettes
• Large Touch-Screen Display With Full Menu Prompts & User Profiles

The newly-designed S+H COLOROMAT 100 allows simple measurement of transmission, extinction, and color units at the recommended wavelengths in the range of 340 to 900nm.  The touch display is used for soft key functions and and alphanumeric input to enable easy handling for sample name, user, etc.  The measuring wavelengths are selected via the touch display.  Three standard wavelengths (340nm, 420nm, & 720nm) are included with the option of six additional custom wavelengths in the 340 to 900nm range.  This opens up many possible applications.

The large sample chamber allows the use of standard polarimeter sample cells (up to 100mm) and cuvettes (with the use of the included adapter).  Due to its unique optical design, measurements made with the COLOROMAT 100 are entirely unaffected by stray light.

The COLOROMAT 100 is also equipped with a continuous measuring mode which allows monitoring of color changes in product streams as a function of time.

The operating system can receive flash updates via online or CD.  The built-in memory stores 250 pre-programmed tests with the option of an additional 230 custom tests.  Importation of data is conducted via the touch display.  In addition, 2970 results of up to 99 samples can be stored in the local memory.

Schmidt +Haensch has been manufacturing precision opto-electronic instruments since 1864.  All S+H instruments are manufactured in Germany.

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Applications

• Color Measurement Of Liquid Crystal Sugar (ICUMSA)
• Color Determination Of Soft Drinks & Wine
• Determination Of The Color Of Extracts (i.e. Coffee) 
• Color Index Determination Via Alpha Number
• Color Measurement Of Beer & Wort
• Bichromate Measurements
• Multi Standard Measurements
• Simple Extinction Measurements
• Color Change Monitoring As A Function Of Time
• Enzymatic Determination