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New colour libraries available for PantoneLIVE for aluminium aerosol packaging

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Sun Chemical, X-Rite Incorporated and Pantone LLC  have announced new Monobloc colour libraries in the PantoneLIVE™ digital colour ecosystem.
These libraries facilitate the accurate communication of Pantone standards in the production of monobloc cans, helping brands and metal packaging manufacturers set achievable expectations in the design, proofing and printing for gloss or matte varnish on monobloc aerosols, aluminum collapsible tubes, cartridges and felt pen cases.
Now included in the ‘PantoneLIVE Production – Print and Packaging’ subscription, the monobloc libraries give the best possible representation of Pantone colours for producing extruded aluminum aerosol cans, said the companies.
The libraries were developed by capturing the closest achievable match to the core Pantone Matching System colours, using applied ink with either gloss or matte varnish onto monobloc cans, bottles, or containers.
Leading consumer brands, packaging converters, and canmakers can rely on PantoneLIVE for confidence in selecting color standards that are achievable in production.
“Providing Pantone-approved colours on a monobloc can is a gamechanger for brands and manufacturers,” said Eduardo Alegria, global champion metal deco inks, Sun Chemical. “It simplifies the colour approval process and removes guesswork, delays with ink laydowns, and reworks during new design production runs. This creates a more sustainable and cost-effective process.”
PantoneLIVE integrates with X-Rite solutions including ColorCert, Color iQC quality control software, Autura Ink Software, Ci64 handheld colour measurement device, and NetProfiler performance platform for a connected digital colour workflow.
An end-to-end colour management workflow helps brands, packaging printers, and manufacturers streamline color communication, enhancing design and print efficiency, said the companies.
“Can making is a complex process and the reflective, curved shape of aluminum containers makes producing accurate and consistent colour challenging,” said Cindy Cooperman, VP of global brand sales, X-Rite.
“The monobloc libraries in PantoneLIVE, combined with X-Rite’s Ci64 spectrophotometer and formulation and quality control software make it easy to select, measure, and produce consistent colours to maintain brand integrity.”




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