Colour measurement in the textile industry is important as a means of checking dye bath strengths to ensure continuity of colour within batches. Also as a means of checking the colour of the waste water before and after treatment. Metamerism is another reason for colour measurement in the industry as dyes of different composition often create a […]
Colour measurement in the textile industry is important as a means of checking dye bath strengths to ensure continuity of colour within batches. Also as a means of checking the colour of the waste water before and after treatment.
Metamerism is another reason for colour measurement in the industry as
dyes of different composition often create a mismatch under different
lighting conditions and this problem can be forseen by examining test
pieces before going into full production.
Grading techniques are widely used to assess product colour by comparison with a representative series of fixed colour standards.
For many product types, a characteristic set of standards was agreed and adopted to aid colour control and the communication of colour specifications; the result is a selection of traditional colour grading scales that have been adopted as industry standards and are still in common use today.
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