There are very few companies which can look back over a history of over 130 years of success. The reason we can do so lies in the world-wide appreciation of our products and the determination of our work-force to maintain this.
Tintometer Company
Water is the basis of life. And it also provides the basis of our company and its activities. At Tintometer we have always specialized in scientific and technological products which make water analysis not just simple but also dependable and reliable.
Tintometer is one of the leading companies in the field of water analysis. Our trade-name Lovibond
is known in over 140 countries, where we offer innovative products for the precise determination of different types of water : water in swimming pools, drinking water, foul water, surface and ground water, untreated water and effluents, through to cooling water and boiler feed water.
All round the world the highly-qualified and dedicated Tintometer team guarantees optimum equipment for any kind of water analysis. Our research and development department works closely with institutes in Germany, England, Switzerland and the USA. Together, we are constantly developing new, user-friendly Instrument systems and analytical recording processes which we bring to full production level in the shortest possible time.
Outstanding quality, maintained always at the highest level, forms the basis of all our work. And this applies not only to our products, which have been certified to DIN ISO 9001:2008 since 1997, but also to our service. The best proof of this is to ask our customers and here we can provide proof in all the various fields in which we are active. In this way we can always be sure that we meet your demands and requirements to the optimum degree.
Tintometer GmbH, Lovibond Water Testing, Schleefstr. 8 - 12, DE-44287 Dortmund, Tel.: (+49) 231 / 9 45 10 - 0,
After implementing a substance in the Candidate List of Substances with Very High Concern (SVHC) EU and EEA suppliers of mixtures which are not classified as hazardous according Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 must provide a safety data sheet to the customers on request when the mixtures contain at least one substance from the Candidate List and its individual concentration is above 0,1 % (w/w).
A safety data sheet shall be provided for Substances of Very High Concern generally.
Our reagents are almost exclusively mixtures. In order to provide the best knowledge regarding safety and handling to our customers, we generally create a safety data sheet for each reagent according to the REACH requirements.
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On August 22, 2012, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published updated guidelines to the
. These regulations require listed companies in the USA to report and make public the use of so-called conflict resources from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) or adjoining countries in their products.
Tintometer GmbH, Lovibond Water Testing, Schleefstr. 8 - 12, DE-44287 Dortmund, Tel.: (+49) 231 / 9 45 10 - 0,
Tintometer GmbH, Lovibond Water Testing, Schleefstr. 8 - 12, DE-44287 Dortmund, Tel.: (+49) 231 / 9 45 10 - 0,
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Tintometer GmbH, Lovibond Water Testing, Schleefstr. 8 - 12, DE-44287 Dortmund, Tel.: (+49) 231 / 9 45 10 - 0,
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Tintometer GmbH, Lovibond Water Testing, Schleefstr. 8 - 12, DE-44287 Dortmund, Tel.: (+49) 231 / 9 45 10 - 0,
The Tintometer Limited is at the forefront of technical innovation for the colour measurement of liquids and solids. The product range incorporates both visual and automated instruments, reference liquid and coloured glass standards and a variety of precision fused cells. Spectrophotometers for transmission and reflectance; colorimeters and colour comparators are used internationally in many industries ranging from chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical and medical, to those producing everyday foodstuffs and beverages.
The Tintometer Ltd is a committed member of the AOCS and takes an active part in the definition and development of future colour standards. The company’s knowledge of colour science ensures the products are capable of reading multiple scales including, but not limited to, those from AOCS, ASTM, CIE and ISO such as the Gardner, Lovibond® and Platinum Cobalt colour scales. A full list of supported scales, colour values and spectral data and their reference platforms can be viewed on our
The Tintometer Ltd enjoys a traditional history but an even more innovative future. The company was founded in 1885 by Joseph Lovibond, a prominent brewery owner who developed the ‘colorimeter’ as a means of ensuring the quality of his beer. By 1893 he had perfected his research and introduced the first instruments. Much has developed since then.
Today, the company is bringing colour measurement to the next generation. While still recognizing the importance of traditional methods, The Tintometer Ltd is introducing new techniques to bring measurement and quality control to an even higher level, developing creative solutions to ensure the continued reputation of the Lovibond® brand.
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Tintometer GmbH, Lovibond Water Testing, Schleefstr. 8 - 12, DE-44287 Dortmund, Tel.: (+49) 231 / 9 45 10 - 0,
It is the solution for many of the measurement problems that have, to date, remained unsolved: for products that normally require protection from physical contact, such as liquids and pastes, or in which the surface appearance is changed by the presentation method, such as when the sample is pressed behind glass.