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Gloss is measured by directing a constant power light beam at an angle to the 
test surface and monitoring the reflected light.  Gloss measurement is neces-
sary to monitor the uniformity, compatibility, or possibly the deterioration of any 
protective gloss finish.
The Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter is supplied with  
Novo-Soft™ software.
  Dual Angle
  Measure at 20˚ and 60˚ angles. 
  Auto-ranging
  Internal calculation of maximum, minimum, mean standard deviation &  
  coefficient of variation.
  Multi Language
  Menus in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, & Dutch.
  Statistical Reading
  Up to 200 readings per angle can be stored internally. The gauge can be  
  connected to the Elcometer Novo-Soft™ Software for further analysis and  
  archiving.
Elcometer Novo-Soft
TM 
Software
This purpose designed software 
provides the user with an easy to 
use package for reporting purposes, 
archiving gloss measurments and 
further analysis.
Results page
Numerical data is displayed and may 
be tagged or edited.
Results graph
This enables display of all results in a 
simple graph of reading versus gloss.
Statistics graph
Data is displayed as a bar chart 
(historgram).
Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter
appearance
Appearance measurement is a way of putting numbers to characteristics 
of surfaces that we see.  The ability to independently quantify appear-
ance allows for products to be similar whenever and wherever the 
product is manufactured or coated.
Elcometer provide a comprehensive range of hand held instruments to 
measure most of the individual characteristics that generate the overall 
appearance of a material or coating.
Gloss
The ability of a surface to reflect light without scattering is known as 
Gloss.  Gloss is measured by directing a constant power light beam 
at an angle to the test surface and then by monitoring the amount of 
reflected light.  Different surfaces require different reflective angles.  
Elcometer Glossmeters cover the range necessary to measure almost 
any surface from high gloss to matt, from large to small surfaces –  
flat or curved.
Haze
Some materials appear to have considerable difference in gloss yet 
give comparable readings when measured with a glossmeter at one 
angle.  These materials can be separated by measuring at a second 
angle and comparing the difference of the two readings.  Haze is 
defined by ASTM D4039 as the difference between gloss at 60˚ and  
the gloss at 20˚.
Shade
This is the measurement of darkness or lightness of a surface.  Only 
shading is measured, irrespective of color, and is referred to as 
‘whiteness’.  The test surface is illuminated at an angle of 45˚ and the 
intensity of scattered light at the perpendicular (0˚), is measured on a 
grey scale where black is 0% and white is 100%.
opacity
This is the degree to which a coating will obscure the surface to which 
it has been applied.  Opacity is measured in a similar way to shade, 
however opacity, or hiding power, as defined by ISO 2814 involves 
measuring whiteness of a known film of test material on both a 
black (less than 5%) and a white (greater than 75%, less than 85%) 
substrate.  A full range of opacity test charts are available – See Leneta 
Test Charts for further information.
Color
The ability of a material to absorb certain wavelengths of light and 
reflect others.  For example a black material reflects no light across  
the complete color spectrum, whereas a pure white material reflects all 
light.  All other colors reflect light at different points of the spectrum.  
Color is quantified by the material’s Red, Green and Blue (RGB) values.
Functional Specifications
Accuracy: Reproducibility +0.5 Gloss Units (GU)
Resolution: 0.1 GU
Dimensions: 125 x 50 x 100mm (4.9 x 2.0 x 3.9”)
Weight: 350g (12.3oz)
Power Supply: Dry Cells:  5 x LR03 (AAA)
Part Numbers
 
 
  J406L-60S
  Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter 60˚
  J406L-2060S
  Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter Dual 20/60˚
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Part Number 
Description 
Accuracy
Reproducibility r 0.5 Gloss Units (GU) 
Resolution
0.1GU
Dimensions
125 x 50 x 100 mm
 (4.9 x 2.0 x 3.9") 
Weight 
350g (12.3oz)
Power Supply
Dry Cells: 5 x LR03 (AAA) 
J406L--60S
 Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter 60° 
Part Numbers
J406L--2060S
 Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter 
Dual 20/60° 
Packing List 
Elcometer 406L Statistical Mini Glossmeter, 5 x LR03 (AAA) 
alkaline batteries, Posi-Drive screwdriver, Certified calibration 
tile, Cleaning cloth for tile, Calibration certificate for tile, CD-
ROM containing Novo-Soft™ software, RS232 Data cable, 
Carrying case and Operating instructions 
Spare / Accessories
60 Degree Gloss Standard 
T99918533
20/60 Degree Gloss Std 
T99918534
Posi-Drive Screwdriver 
T99918585 
RS232 Interface Cable 
T99919532
ELCOMETER Novo-Soft
 SOFTWARE 
This purpose designed software, in Windows
®
 format, provides the user with an 
easy to use package for reporting purposes, archiving gloss measurements and 
further analysis.
Shade
This is the measurement of 
darkness or lightness of a 
surface. Only shading is 
measured, irrespective of 
colour, and is referred to as 
‘whiteness’. The test surface is
illuminated at an angle of 45º 
and the intensity of scattered 
light at the perpendicular (Oº), 
is measured on a grey scale 
where black is 0% and white is
100%.
Opacity
This is the degree to which a 
coating will obscure the 
surface to which it has been 
applied. Opacity is measured 
in a similar way to shade, 
however opacity, or hiding 
power, as defined by ISO 
2814 involves measuring 
whiteness of a known film of 
test material on both a black 
(less than 5%) and a white 
(greater than 75%, less than 
85%) substrate. A full range of 
opacity test charts are 
available – See Leneta Test 
Charts for further information. 
Colour
The ability of a material to 
absorb certain wavelengths of 
light and reflect others. For 
example a black material 
reflects no light across the 
complete colour spectrum, 
whereas a pure white material 
reflects all of the light. All other
colours reflect light at different 
points of the spectrum. Colour 
is quantified by the material’s 
Red, Green and Blue (RGB) 
values.
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Results page
Numerical data is displayed and may 
be tagged or edited. 
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Results graph
This enables display of all results in a 
simple graph of reading versus gloss.
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Statistics graph
Data is displayed as a bar chart 
(histogram)