Spectrodensitometers monitor industrial press production.May 4, 2011 -
Handheld spectrodensitometers are available in FD-5 series models that measure density and color, as well as FD-7 series units that can also monitor paper, inks, and plant lighting conditions. Models in FD-7 series offer scanning mode for creation of ICC profiles, and can measure over 400 times/sec. Able to account for fluorescence of paper substrate, both products also allow users to provide measurements that comply with Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications and Tolerances.
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Original Press release
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc.
101 Williams Dr.
Ramsey, NJ, 07446
USA
Konica Minolta Sensing to Show New FD-Series Spectrodensitometers at Infoflex 2011
RAMSEY, N.J. - Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. (KMSA), the worldwide leader in the industrial measurement of color, light and shape, announces their participation at Infoflex 2011. The exhibition is being held May 2-3 2011 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN.
Infoflex is the premier event in North America for the package printing and converting industry. This will be KMSA's first year exhibiting and showcasing the new FD Series Spectrodensitometers.
These new Spectrodensitometers are available in 2 models: the FD-5 and FD-7. Both are lightweight, handheld models that can measure density and color while taking into account the fluorescence of the paper substrate.
Both the FD-5 and FD-7 have been designed to give converters the ability to provide measurements associated with the requirements of FIRST (Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications & Tolerances).
The FD-5 has an intuitive user interface which provides fast measurements for press operators to monitor the production run in density or with colorimetric.
The FD-7 has the ability to monitor the production run like the F5, but has added capability to monitor paper, inks and even a plants lighting conditions using the standard Illuminant feature. The FD-7 can be used in a scanning mode for the creation of ICC profiles and can measure over 400 times per second providing spectrophotometric or color metric data to third party ICC color management software products.
Not only do both the FD-5 & FD-7 provide repeatable data, they also have excellent inter-instrument agreement when communicating color within plants, between printing locations, or with brand management companies.
Live demonstrations of the FD-7 will be given at the Konica Minolta Sensing booth #1132
FD-Series Spectrodensitometers are available for purchase from select graphic arts distributors and from Konica Minolta Sensing. Further product information can be found at http://www.konicaminolta.com/sensingusa
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About Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. (KMSA), a wholly owned subsidiary of Konica Minolta Holdings USA, Inc., is recognized as the international leader of industrial color, light and shape measurement. The company is responsible for product lines that continuously revolutionize how visual perception is measured by the world.
An industry pioneer, as well as innovator, Konica Minolta Sensing developed and introduced the first portable color measurement units to the world. Presently, their catalog contains instruments such as portable colorimeters as well as portable and benchtop spectrophotometers for color measurement, spectroradiometers and lux meters for light/display measurement and 3D non-contact scanners for shape measurement.
Thousands of companies across the globe choose to depend on Konica Minolta Sensing equipment when color, light or 3D measurement is vital to the manufacturing process. Konica Minolta Sensing's products can be found in a wide array of industries including food, plastics, paints, coatings, automotive, aerospace and cosmetics.
Konica Minolta Sensing's Ramsey, New Jersey corporate headquarters is fully equipped with a state of the art service center, 3D scanning laboratory, tech support center, and a focused sales force dedicated to both the North American and South American regions.
When it comes to color, light and shape measurement - the world looks to Konica Minolta.
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