A haze meter is an instrument used to measure the haze and clarity of transparent or translucent materials, such as plastic films, glass, and coatings. Haze refers to the scattering of light as it passes through a material, which can reduce the transparency or clarity of the material.
🔍 Key Functions of a Haze Meter:
Haze Measurement: Quantifies the amount of diffused light, expressed as a percentage. A higher haze value indicates more scattering (less clarity).
Transmittance Measurement: Measures how much light passes through the material (total light transmission).
Clarity Measurement (optional in some models): Evaluates how clearly an object can be seen through the material.
📦 Applications:
Plastic films & sheets (e.g., packaging, LCD screens)
Automotive glass
Solar panels
Optical lenses
Coated or treated surfaces
🛠 Common Standards:
ASTM D1003 (for haze and luminous transmittance)
ISO 14782
We have haze meter in insize model HTM-P01, HTM-P02, HTM-P03 accuracy vice.
🔍 Key Functions of a Haze Meter:
Haze Measurement: Quantifies the amount of diffused light, expressed as a percentage. A higher haze value indicates more scattering (less clarity).
Transmittance Measurement: Measures how much light passes through the material (total light transmission).
Clarity Measurement (optional in some models): Evaluates how clearly an object can be seen through the material.
📦 Applications:
Plastic films & sheets (e.g., packaging, LCD screens)
Automotive glass
Solar panels
Optical lenses
Coated or treated surfaces
🛠 Common Standards:
ASTM D1003 (for haze and luminous transmittance)
ISO 14782
We have haze meter in insize model HTM-P01, HTM-P02, HTM-P03 accuracy vice.
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