Tak samo jak dla Ciebie, cyfryzacja i zrównoważony rozwój są dla nas najważniejsze. Jednakże, barwa często jest pomijana w przypadku rozwoju produktów tekstylnych. Cyfryzacja łańcucha dostaw tekstyliów i stosowanie zarządzania barwą na każdym etapie ostatecznie zwróci się poprzez osiąganie bardziej dokładnych barw, szybszą produkcję i mniej odpadów. Z ponad 60-letnim doświadczeniem w innowacjach i udowodnionej wiedzy w zarządzaniu barwą i pomiarze barw, ...

Posted March 13, 2023 by X-Rite Color

Quality control is an important aspect of any color workflow. While many of our customers use a handheld spectrophotometer for QC, there are times a benchtop spectrophotometer is a more appropriate choice. Today we’ll explore some of the reasons you might want to choose a benchtop for quality control and offer tips to ensure your QC workflow is the best it can be. Top 5 Reasons to Choose a Benchtop Spectrophotometer for Quality Control 1 - Your Color Tolerances are Tight While our handhel...

Posted March 25, 2022 by X-Rite Color

Aby program kontroli jakości był skuteczny, potrzebne są dobre urządzenia, solidne oprogramowanie i przeszkoleni użytkownicy. Ale nawet wówczas, gdy te wymagania są spełnione, nadal istnieje kilka typowych niebezpieczeństw, na które należy zwrócić uwagę, używając spektrofotometru do analizy jakości barw. Pomiar części plastikowych za pomocą spektrofotometru laboratoryjnego X-Rite Ci7800. Pięć pułapek związanych z pomiarem barw  1. Złe standardy lub próbki Fiz...

Posted August 11, 2020 by Tim Mouw

Niezależnie od tego, czy produkujesz tekstylia, części samochodowe czy elementy z tworzyw sztucznych, barwa musi pozostać spójna. W przeciwnym razie produkt końcowy zostanie odrzucony. Niestety istnieje duże ryzyko pojawienia się błędów przy pracy z barwnikami podczas produkcji. Jednym ze sposobów walki z tymi błędami jest tworzenie i używanie dokładnych cyfrowych standardów barw. Cyfrowe standardy barw mogą być wykorzystywane w oprogramowaniu do określania i komunikowania barw, recepturowa...

Posted August 03, 2020 by Tim Mouw

Appearance is more than just color. It’s an all-inclusive look at everything inherent to an object, including texture, gloss, transparency, translucency, and special effects like sparkle and shimmer. When viewed from different angles or under different lighting conditions, appearance effects can change our perception of color. That's why it’s important to control both color and appearance throughout design and development.  Durable goods brands use appearance effects to captur...

Posted February 20, 2020 by X-Rite Color

Spektrofotometry są doskonałymi narzędziami do pomiaru próbek pod kątem ich standardów barw w celu porównania różnic, ale osiągnięcie dokładności barw dla produktów o nieregularnych kształtach, takich jak płyny, tworzywa sztuczne i proszki, może być trudne. Projektujemy różne części i akcesoria - dla wielu naszych instrumentów, aby pomóc w pomiarze nietypowych kształtów i rozmiarów. Części i akcesoria do spektrofotometró...

Posted October 02, 2019 by Mike Huda

There’s been a lot of research around the role color plays in how we expect food to taste. The fact is, we judge flavor by the color of the food or drink, even before the first taste. We expect red foods to taste sweet like strawberries or cherries. White should taste like vanilla, and green is probably limey and tart or minty. Color cues can even determine whether we take that first bite. Most of us won’t even consider trying a food like mashed potatoes or pumpkin pie if it is ...

Posted August 12, 2019 by Tim Mouw

Benchtop spectrophotometers measure in either transmission or reflectance mode to capture and quantify color on various opaque, transparent, and translucent samples, including glass, liquid, fabric, and plastic. Today we’ll explain the difference between transmission and reflectance measurements so you can determine which benchtop will meet your color measurement needs.  Transmission vs. Reflectance Measurements Both transmission and reflectance spectrophotometers emit all of the wav...

Posted February 26, 2019 by Mike Huda

Spectrophotometers are color measurement devices used to specify and communicate color and monitor accuracy throughout production. There are spectrophotometers to measure just about anything, from liquids and plastics to paper, metal and fabrics. Brand owners, designers, lab techs and quality control professionals rely on them to ensure color remains consistent, from the time it’s specified until final quality check, in just about every industry. This Ci7800 benchtop spectrophotometer is measuri...

Posted June 27, 2017 by Greg Stehn

At X-Rite Pantone, we pride ourselves on our ability to help customers specify, communicate, formulate, and produce consistent color. You’re probably familiar with our major markets, like plastics, industrial coatings, and print & packaging. You may also be aware of the more “common” things we measure, like paint, printed surfaces, and textiles. But, as you look for the emergency exit on a plane, watch a butterfly float by, or choose the freshest package of cheese from the ...

Posted February 23, 2017 by Mike Huda

When judging color, background can be a major distraction for the human eye. In fact, surrounding colors and patterns can actually change the perception of the color you’re trying to focus on. One of the wonderful things about color measurement instruments like colorimeters and spectrophotometers is that they can’t be distracted. They aren’t susceptible to variables such as fatigue, age or color vision deficiency. They aren’t even aware that a surround exists – they...

Posted December 01, 2016 by Mike Huda

No matter what you’re manufacturing, taking spectral measurements will help ensure your color remains accurate and consistent throughout your production run. When choosing the best spectro for your needs, your first consideration should be the type of surface you’ll be measuring. Measuring reflective surfaces poses a challenge because the effect of gloss can actually change the color appearance of a sample. The surface reflection of light is what causes the gloss effec...

Posted April 27, 2016 by Tim Mouw

From laundry soap to paper to socks, it seems that manufacturers everywhere are trying to achieve the brightest whites, and consumers are certainly buying in. These companies use chemical dyes called OBAs to make their whites “whiter” and stay ahead of the competition. OBA stands for optical brightening agent. You may also have heard it called FWA (Fluorescent Whitening Agent), optical brightener, fluorescent dye, or even just whitener. An optical brightening agent is a special type of dye that ...

Posted July 20, 2015 by Greg Stehn

Win an iPad! NPE 2015, The International Plastics Showcase, will be held in Orlando, Florida from March 23 through the 27th. It’s a great opportunity to learn about current trends and see live demonstrations of the latest technologies from every sector of the plastics industry. With more than 400 exhibits, it’s expected to be the biggest plastics showcase ever and a great chance to get up-close and personal with product experts in your field. X-Rite and Pantone are thrilled to once again be part...

Posted March 19, 2015 by X-Rite Color

Color mistakes are expensive, and can happen anywhere in the process – during specification, formulation, manufacturing, assembly or – worst case – all of the above. Colors easily drift from raw materials to parts assembly and production – one loose screw in a projection molder and the color will shift. When productions and parts are created in various locations, things get further complicated. Who has time for rework? And who wants to explain the wasted time and materials? Every mistake is expensive. Adding mistakes to mistakes across the entire process is very expensive.

In addressing these issues, data is your friend. Measuring color, across the supply chain and during manufacturing and assembly is the only true way to ensure that color remains consistent. This is foundational to creating a color-managed workflow, and X-Rite’s new Ci7x00 series of benchtops sets a new benchmark for the industry. With up to five aperture sizes and three automated UV filters, the Ci7x00 devices can measure pretty much any surface, size and texture, including opaque, transparent and translucent, wet or dry, with or without gloss. Couple this with customer-friendly service and on-site maintenance for many issues, and you will be the color hero in your department.

So how do you know the color you measured is the color you want?

Posted March 11, 2015 by X-Rite Color

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