How to define realistic pass/fail tolerances?
We work in different industries and as each industry has its own demands, the color measurement is not an exception.
A pass/fail tolerance is understood as the amount of color variation that is taken as acceptable. For the parts are tolerances specified by customer expectations. In automotive, plastics, paint and coating industry are the color tolerances very tight, but in other industries they can be much less strict.
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