After you have polished a floor or other surface, you need to objectively evaluate the gloss in order to determine if the job is done. You will probably want to compare various sections and remove any unevenness in the gloss.

 

From your own experience, you may already know that it is actually quite difficult to accurately evaluate how shiny a surface is. Well, this gloss meter resolves that problem. In just one second it reads and assigns a value for the surface gloss and displays it for you, with no questions asked. The gloss meter is a powerful tool that objectively ensures the quality of your work. Also you can prove your quality work by showing this number to your customers or supervisers.

 

Many international technical standards are available that define the method of use and specifications for different types of gloss meter used on various types of materials including paint, ceramics, paper, metals and plastics. Many industries use gloss meter in their quality control to measure the gloss of products to ensure consistency in their manufacturing processes. The automotive industry is a major user of the gloss meter, with applications extending from the factory floor to the repair shop.

 

For measuring surface gloss, NHG268 gloss meter and NHG60 gloss meter is just the right tool. This measurement apparatus originally developed to measure the gloss on a variety of surfaces. Currently, these two models are being utilized to evaluate masonry finishes, floors, stone surfaces at the factory, molding, coated surfaces, printed matter, paint and ink, leather, rubber, ceramics, film, etc.