CHN SPEC DG60-SE Gloss Meter (0-200GU)

CHN SPEC DG60-SE Gloss Meter (0-200GU)

The CHN SPEC DG60-SE (Standard Edition) Gloss Meter is a compact surface quality measurement device, specifically designed with the universal 60-degree illumination angle. With a measurement range focusing on the 0 to 200 GU segment, this is an economical choice that still ensures high accuracy for factories and production workshops needing to quickly control the gloss of common materials.

Technical Specifications:

Outstanding Features

Industrial standard 60° measurement angle: The device uses a 60-degree measurement angle, which is the most flexible and widely applied angle in the world. This angle is particularly suitable for evaluating the gloss of the vast majority of semi-gloss materials.

Optimal measurement range (0 – 200 GU): With a measurement range from 0 to 200 GU (Gloss Units), the device provides good resolution and high accuracy when measuring common materials (without mirror-like reflection or ultra-high gloss).

Compliance with international standards: The DG60-SE is designed to meet leading measurement standards such as ISO 2813, ASTM D523, GB/T 9754, and DIN 67530, ensuring measurement results are always reliable and have reference value.

Smart automatic calibration: The device is equipped with an automatic calibration feature. When the user places the device in the protective base (which has a built-in standard tile), the device will automatically recognize and perform calibration, saving time and minimizing operational errors.

Minimalist design, easy operation: The intuitive interface with a clear screen helps operators easily read results. Its lightweight, sturdy casing, and ergonomic handheld design make continuous one-handed measurement extremely convenient right on-site.

Practical Applications

With high stability and a reasonable price, the CHN SPEC DG60-SE is widely used in the following fields:

• Paints and coatings industry: Inspecting the gloss of water-based paints, industrial paints, and powder coatings from matte to medium gloss levels.
• Plastics and rubber industry: Evaluating the surface gloss of plastic components, electronic device casings, PVC sheets, and household appliances.
• Wood and furniture industry: Measuring the specular reflection of PU coatings and melamine films on industrial wood surfaces, plywood, and home furniture.
• Printing and building materials: Controlling the gloss of packaging, paper, ceramic tiles, and basic paving stones.