Diffuse Reflectance Standards

Labsphere's award-winning Spectralon® forms the basis of our diffuse reflectance standards. The range includes standards of reflectance for the 250-2500nm range (white and grey-scale), colour, wavelength and fluorescence. All are characterised by stable, Lambertian (diffuse) reflectance; compared with glossy artefacts, diffuse reflectance standards provide for stable, consistent reflectance regardless of instrument alignment or illumination and viewing geometries. For the IR (2.5-15µm) we also offer Infragold diffuse reflectance standards. Our standards are used to calibrate colorimeters, reflectometers, spectroradiometers, BRDF scatterometers, UV-VIS spectrophotometers and FTIR spectrometers.

Infragold Reflectance Standards Labsphere Infragold standards provide diffuse reflectance between 92-96% and are used to calibrate FTIR spectrometers and NIR-MIR spectrophotometers in the 2.5-15µm range. » Learn More

Spectralon Colour Standards Labsphere Spectralon® diffuse colour and pastel colour standards are used to calibrate colorimeters and spectrophotometers in the 360-830nm range. » Learn More

Spectralon Fluorescence Standards Labsphere Spectralon® diffuse fluorescence standards are used to calibrate colorimeters and spectrofluorimeters. » Learn More

Spectralon Greyscale Reflectance Standards Spectralon® grey scale standards provide diffuse reflectance between 80 and 94% in 2% steps for calibrating and checking the photometric linearity of spectrophotometers and reflectometers in the 250-2500nm range. » Learn More

Spectralon Reflectance Standards Spectralon® white and grey scale standards provide diffuse reflectance from 2 to 99% and are used to calibrate spectrophotometers, BRDF scatterometers, spectroradiometers and reflectometers in the 250-2500nm range. » Learn More

Spectralon Wavelength Standards Our wavelength calibration standards are Spectralon® reflectance standards doped with rare earth oxides which are used to validate the wavelength calibration of spectrophotometers and spectrofluorimeters in the 378-1936nm range. » Learn More