Pantone Color Evaluation Kit 2016 005A



Pantone Color Evaluation Kit 2016-005A

Our Color Evaluation Kit provides an ideal lighting environment and the Pantone Color tools you need to make confident, color-critical decisions for both print materials and products. Use the D65 light booth/stickers and Fashion Home + Interiors (FHI) Color Guide when assessing color for hard/soft goods, textiles, and coatings. Switch to D50 lamps and use Formula Guide when reviewing printed materials.
  • Identify color variations and metameric effects before going into production
  • Easily switch lamps for accurate visualization of print materials
  • Faster, more accurate approvals save time and money
  • Lamps accurately simulate daylight, home, and store lighting
Items Included
  • Kit includes the Pantone D65 Light Booth, two interchangeable lamps, Formula Guide Coated fan deck and FHI Color Guide.
  • Comes with one sheet each of D65 and D50 Lighting Indicator stickers
  • Interchangeable lamps allow for evaluating graphics and printed works, as well as all other materials
  • Lighting Indicator stickers demonstrate when lighting conditions are suitable for color evaluation.
  • Formula Guide is printed on the most commonly used paper stock weights (100 lb coated and 80 lb uncoated)
  • FHI Color Guide illustrates colors as a lacquer coating on paper
Color
  • Colors can be evaluated more accurately under proper lighting
  • Formula Guide includes 2,161 total spot colors
  • FHI Color Guide includes 2,310 Fashion, Home + Interiors Colors
  • Tolerance aim <2dE to our master standard data
  • Formula Guide produced with an enhanced printing process for improved color accuracy
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