CM-23d Portable Spectrophotometer
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Entry-level sphere spectrophotometer with modern UI for fast, accurate color QC
The CM-23d is a portable, sphere-type spectrophotometer designed for simplicity and efficiency. Its horizontal alignment is ideal for measuring the color of flat or large samples. This instrument delivers both SCI (including specular component) and SCE (excluding specular component) data in a single measurement sequence.
Built around a modern, intuitive user interface, the CM-23d is designed for easy operation by both left- and right-handed users. A built-in sample observation port ensures precise positioning of the 8mm measurement aperture on your target every time. The large, built-in display shows measurement results clearly, either numerically or graphically, for immediate pass/fail decisions.
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Features
- Entry-Level Simplicity, Premium Experience: Shares the same modern user interface as our top-tier portable instruments, making it incredibly easy to learn and use. A dedicated “Simple Mode” allows for quick target vs. sample color difference measurements.
- Faster, More Efficient Workflow: Experience faster measurement, charge, and data processing time compared to previous models, getting you from sample to answer quicker.
- Complete Color Data in One Shot: Measures both SCI (color without the influence of surface conditions) and SCE (color as the human eye sees it) simultaneously, providing comprehensive insight into each sample.
- Designed for Precision and Convenience: The integrated sample viewer guarantees accurate aperture placement on flat samples. Powered by a long-life, removable lithium-ion battery that charges via USB, with an option for an external charger and additional batteries.
- Versatile Measurement Capabilities: Includes all major illuminants and color indices, allowing simultaneous evaluation with two light sources to better understand metamerism.