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320 SW Grover St, Portland, Oregon 97239
sales@kleininstruments.com
Phone: (503) 746-5354

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8194 SW Durham Rd
Tigard, OR, 97224
United States

503-746-5354

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K-10 SF

K-10 SF

$6,900.00

  • Short Range Aiming Lights
  • FFT Flickermeter
  • Suitable for Contact and Short Range Measurements
  • Comes with Klein Carrying Case, Tripod, Rubber Lens Hood, Cosine Diffuser, Extension Tube, Install Disc, and Certificate of Calibration

short focus optics

The K-10 SF (Short Focus) was designed with specialized optics that give it a focal point about 4 inches from the lens. This specific focal point has proved valuable for many QC and manufacturing applications. The Klein K10-A is the improved version of this colorimeter, with 3X the sensitivity. However, the K-10 SF is still available for applications that require a focal point. Large photodiodes give the probe superior performance even in extremely low light (down to 0.0002 cd/m2). Klein diodes are 5mm x 5mm each, along with being thermally stable and linear to report the highest degree of accuracy.


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WINNING DESIGN

Like all Klein colorimeters, the K-10 SF is ruggedly constructed with machined aluminum and high impact plastic. The K-10 SF auto ranging is solid state, and the housing is impact resistant to hold up to the 24 hours a day, 7 days a week usage that the display manufacturers require. The K-10 SF compact size and light weight make transportation convenient. It is also fitted with a universal tripod mount for easy positioning and integration into workflows. 


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EXCEPTIONALLY ACCURATE FILTERS

For maximum accuracy, not only is the f1’ of Y critical, but the accuracy of X and Z as well. Each diode has specially layered absorption filters designed for maximum color accuracy. Klein colorimeters are also rigorously tested to ensure that each device is thermally stable with an operating temperature range of 10-23 C. 


FLICKER

The Klein K-10 SF also functions as an FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) flicker meter. The probe measures and integrates Y data in the head, streams in real time to the PC, and then the FFT is performed. The Klein K-10 SF can measure regular flicker between 1-150Hz. Multiple methods for displaying flicker data including JEITA, VESA, and contrast methods are selectable in the software. The Klein K-10 SF can be used to analyze any luminance source, including the common refresh-rate flicker in monitors, and random flashes caused by the transmission of current variations through solid state devices (LEDs). All flicker information can be logged and reported with Klein Chromasurf.