PANTONE SOLID CHIPS Coated & Uncoated GP1203

Two pence is all a PANTONE Chip costs. Attaching a PANTONE Chip to your artwork eliminates any question about the exact colour you’re looking for. Either the printer gets it right, or they get to do it again.

Like all PANTONE Products, PANTONE SOLID CHIPS provide a consistent, worldwide standard for colour communication. Whether you’re printing in Telford, Tennessee or Taipei, you can be confident that your colour will print correctly without unpleasant surprises or added costs. More importantly, it ensures that you and your clients will be happy.

In addition to CMYK icons, the latest edition now includes icons on colour achievable in RGB plus the larger format provides 25% percent more colour area per chip and improved handling.

With six perforated chips for each solid PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM^® Colour, it's easy to select, specify and communicate colour on coated or uncoated stocks. Attach colour reference chips to artwork and digital files to ensure that you get a perfect match every time.

Features:

• 1,114 solid PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM^® Colours, including 14 base colours.
• Convenient three-ring binder format.
• Six perforated chips are available for each colour on both stocks.
• Each colour identified with a distinct PANTONE^® Number or name.
• Icons are shown beneath each colour that can be satisfactorily reproduced in CMYK and/or RGB.

Benefits:

• Eliminates guesswork in colour selection and verification.
• Broad range of chromatic and neutral colours thoroughly cover colour space.
• Shows the effect of coated and uncoated stock on each colour.
• Easy to communicate colours by distinct number or name.
• Provides tear-out chips for all solid PANTONE^® Colours.
• Provides a recognized, achievable colour standard for checking the printed piece.
• System supported by worldwide network of PANTONE Licensed Printing Ink Manufacturers.

The Pantone SOLID CHIPS, Code GP1203 is a two-book set for which replacement pages are available to provide economical means of keeping books fresh and complete.