Colors appear differently under different light sources. This is because the color itself has a specific wavelength in the visible light or UV or infrared range, leading to different perceptions of color when observed in different lighting conditions, resulting in debates about the product's color under different conditions.

To avoid and reduce color evaluation errors when performing color matching, we can use a light box combining light sources / color matching / leather color matching under standardized lighting conditions to objectively evaluate color and distinguish color differences, anytime, anywhere.

Due to this demand, color matching cabinets have been developed with various sizes and different light sources, accommodating up to 5 or 6 light sources, and developed with different size options to meet color sample size requirements. This helps users have better control in using color matching for color comparison requests, ensuring compatibility with the required fields for precise and high color accuracy.

Color matching cabinets can be applied to industries requiring color differentiation such as designers and manufacturers needing to control color and lightfastness for industries like graphic arts, photography, textiles, dyeing, packaging, printing, leather, wood, ceramics, plastics, automotive, and various industrial sectors.