Our platform supports research, production, and quality assurance teams in documenting light and material testing in a traceable manner. From the initial measurement to the final inspection report, all steps remain controllable and reproducible.
Our analysis packages are tailored to different requirements in research, production, and quality assurance. Each package includes a defined measurement scope, documented procedures, and traceable result preparation.
The selection depends on the testing scope, documentation depth, and the desired level of support in evaluation. All packages can be adapted to specific materials and standards.
Standardized measurement of transmission and reflection at defined sample points. Suitable for incoming inspections and routine checks. Result report with measurement protocol and deviation notes.
Extended spectral acquisition across the relevant wavelength range, including calibration verification. Includes comparison with reference data and graphical representation of the spectra. Recommended for development departments.
Repeated measurements over defined time intervals to assess material durability under light exposure. Includes trend analysis and statistical validation of the results. For quality management and certification processes.
Comprehensive testing with multiple measurement points, repeat measurements, and deviation analysis. Includes method report and recommendations for process adjustments. For critical components and approval processes.
Our measurement platform documents every optical inspection with defined parameters, ensuring results remain comparable across different laboratories and time periods.
From lightfastness to surface reflection: All testing steps are automatically logged and can be retrieved at any time for audits and quality reports.
The platform monitors temperature, humidity, and stray light conditions during measurement, so external influences do not distort the analysis.
Automated evaluations and clear key figures reduce manual effort in production control and accelerate release processes.
Frequently asked questions about optical measurement technology and laboratory testing
Depending on the question at hand, absorption spectroscopy, reflection measurement, or fluorescence analysis can be used for testing material durability. The choice depends on the material type and the property to be examined. For transparent samples, transmission measurement provides reliable data, while for surface coatings, remission measurement is more informative.
Reproducibility begins with a defined environment: constant temperature, controlled humidity, and shielded ambient light. In addition, you should calibrate the measuring instruments regularly and include reference samples at fixed intervals. A documented measurement procedure with clear parameters is just as important as training the operating personnel.
Spectral analysis provides objective characteristic values for material composition and surface condition. In quality management, it serves as the basis for release processes and acceptance tests. By comparing measurement curves with reference spectra, deviations can be detected and documented at an early stage – this creates traceability across the entire production chain.
The duration depends heavily on the test objective and the intensity of the stress. An accelerated test can range from 48 hours to several weeks. The correlation between artificial stress and real operating conditions is crucial. We recommend sizing the test duration based on the expected product lifespan and the selected irradiance level.
Complete test documentation includes the measurement log, device parameters, environmental conditions, and the calibration used. In addition, raw data and evaluated results should be archived separately. This keeps tests traceable and allows them to be fully documented in the event of complaints or audits.
Yes, we analyze existing measurement stations and adapt our solutions to the given infrastructure. This includes coordinating light sources, detectors, and evaluation software. After an inventory assessment, we create an integration plan that minimizes downtime and ensures compatibility with existing quality processes.
If you have specific questions about your test setup, contact us directly – we usually respond to inquiries within one business day.