Can you really print Pantone colours?

Our printers use CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black), but our specialist processes decipher this code from your Pantone reference itself. When you provide your artwork, our machines pick up the Pantone colours and resets printer output to a specific CMYK value that is pre-set for each type of machine. This results in an output that is close to the Pantone colour that is possible using the CMYK colour gamut, whilst taking into consideration the substrate we are printing on, the method of printing, and the final depth and tone of the colour you want. This process is incredibly accurate, but minor limitations within the CMYK process can occur.

Some colours are harder to achieve than others, but you can be assured our technology is the best way to get your branded colours represented as consistently as possible. This is also a more accurate method than if you were to provide a CMYK reference with your artwork, as we won’t be able to tailor the final spot colour in the same way.

For large jobs or ongoing projects, we can put additional processes in place to ensure your brand colours are produced consistently each and every time. If this is a service you need, let us know at enquiry stage so we can create a quote and give you a timescale for your project.