Where Does Color Go Wrong?

In addition to visually evaluating color without controlled lighting, there are several other areas in the workflow where color can go wrong. Are you taking these into consideration in your color workflow?

Receiving incoming materials

Even raw materials from your most trusted suppliers can occasionally be out of specification. Use a color measurement instrument to verify that materials are in color spec.

Recommended Solution: RM200QC handheld imaging spectrocolorimeter

Controlling batch-to-batch variation

Avoid costly batch-to-batch variation during production by measuring test panels in pre-production as well as measuring quality frequently during production. Of course, post-production color measurement is also critically important.

Recommended Solution: Ci7800 benchtop spectrophotometer

Reducing human error

Using a consistent tool set across the workflow, from receiving to the lab, pre-production and post-production, goes a long way toward reducing human error. A device with a job function takes it a step further by giving operators visual guidance on when and how to measure color.

Recommended Solution: Ci64 handheld sphere spectrophotometer

Find out more about controlling color risk. Contact us to speak to a color expert.