In today’s fast-paced print environment, hitting brand-critical colours quickly while minimising waste is essential. Yet many printers still rely on manual or fragmented colour control processes that introduce variability, slow production, and complicate audits, ultimately impacting margins and customer trust.
X-Rite Incorporated will demonstrate how its connected ecosystem empowers printers and converters to overcome pressroom challenges at PRINTING United Expo 2025, October 22-24, in Florida. Attendees will discover how X-Rite digitalises colour management to deliver consistent, sustainable results.
‘Colour inconsistency quietly chips away at job profitability,’ said Dan Uress, Director of Business Development, X-Rite. ‘At PRINTING United, our colour experts will show how digital workflows can replace manual processes to deliver repeatable colour, reduce waste, and support more sustainable production.’
Visitors can see how X-Rite’s end-to-end digital colour workflow ecosystem, including MeasureColor Quality Control Software, eXact 2 Portable Spectrophotometer, and i1Pro 3 Color Calibration, works together to centralise colour specifications, automate reporting, and give operators real-time quality control feedback.
Digitising processes helps printers simplify compliance, improve repeatability, and build leaner, more efficient operations. Key benefits of a digital workflow include: reducing spot ink usage and wash-ups; standardise colour performance across shifts, presses, and sites; gaining real-time visibility into pressroom operations and quality trends; supporting sustainability goals without sacrificing quality or speed.
‘We help customers turn colour into a strategic advantage. MeasureColor integrates seamlessly into existing print environments and delivers actionable insights from prepress through production. It enables operators to spot trends earlier and make smarter, data-driven decisions that improve colour quality and build stronger, more profitable workflows,’ continued Uress.
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