Colorimeter Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in Delhi India
Eduscope India is a leading Colorimeter Manufacturer,and suppliers in Delhi India
EduScope India's Colorimeter range covers colour-based photometric instruments for biochemistry, water testing and food-science analysis, supplied as part of the company's wider Laboratory Appliances line for schools, colleges, TVET institutes and research facilities.
What does a colorimeter measure, and where does it fit against a spectrophotometer?
A colorimeter passes light through a coloured sample and measures how much is absorbed at a fixed wavelength, selected with an interchangeable filter — the basis for colourimetric assays such as protein estimation, glucose testing and water-quality parameters like turbidity and residual chlorine. A spectrophotometer does the same job but with a continuously variable, monochromator-selected wavelength across a much wider range, at a higher cost. Specify a colorimeter where your protocol calls for a small, fixed set of standard wavelengths (commonly across the 400–700 nm visible band); specify a spectrophotometer where the protocol calls for a wavelength scan or UV-range work below 400 nm.
Digital colorimeters give a direct absorbance or transmittance readout; analog (galvanometer-needle) models cost less but require the reading to be taken and converted by hand. Both formats are typically supplied with a standard cuvette or test-tube holder sized to the sample volume your protocol uses.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a colorimeter and a spectrophotometer?
A colorimeter uses a fixed set of filter wavelengths, usually across the visible 400–700 nm band, and suits standard colourimetric assays. A spectrophotometer scans a continuously variable wavelength, including into the UV range, for a wider range of analytical methods at a higher cost.
Should I choose a digital or analog colorimeter?
A digital colorimeter gives a direct absorbance or transmittance readout, reducing reading error and speeding up repeat testing. An analog, needle-based model costs less but needs the reading taken and converted by hand.
What wavelengths does a school or college biochemistry lab typically need?
Most routine protein, glucose and water-quality assays fall in the visible range, so a filter set spanning roughly 400–700 nm covers the majority of undergraduate and diagnostic-training protocols; confirm the specific wavelengths your assay method calls for before ordering a filter set.
Can EduScope India supply a colorimeter against a government or institutional tender?
Yes. EduScope India prepares itemised quotations against a bill of quantities and supports a Manufacturer's Authorisation Form, technical datasheets, Certificate of Origin, packing lists and HS codes. Submit specifications via the Tenders/OEM page.
Can a colorimeter be quoted alongside other Laboratory Appliances?
Yes. Submit your colorimeter requirement together with Centrifuge, Laboratory Balances or any other Laboratory Appliances subcategory via Contact Us for one consolidated quotation.
Request a quote or catalogue
Tell EduScope India the wavelength range and assay method your protocol needs, along with quantity and delivery destination, via Contact Us, request tender documentation via the Tenders/OEM page, or browse the full Product Catalogue.