X-Rite & Pantone Showing 3D Visualisation Solutions At ITMA
X-Rite and Pantone are showcasing cutting-edge colour measurement and 3D visualisation solutions that facilitate a sustainable textile workflow at ITMA 2023 in Hall 4, Stall E201.
X-Rite is highlighting the benefits of digital colour workflows for textile manufacturers, which will help manufacturers, streamline colour development, create digital material twins, efficiently formulate dyes, and improve overall colour quality throughout the production supply chain of dyeing, finishing, and assembly partners.
“This results in minimised waste, reduced rework, and establishes a more sustainable workflow,” the company said in a press release.
At ITMA, X-Rite will also display colour measurement solutions for every stage of the design to textile production process.
X-Rite helps build digital colour palettes and create digital colour standards to share across a global supply chain. Visitors will also be able to learn which X-Rite spectrophotometer is best for their textile or digital printing application.
It is also possible to create virtual prototypes or digital material twins using spectral and imaging data to render original colour and texture onto 3D models to create digital material twins and virtual prototypes.
The X-Rite Pantora software empowers brands and textile suppliers to digitally visualise colour and appearance characteristics to expedite product development and reduce oversampling.
The company also helps remove subjectivity from colour formulation and increase colour match rates by 50% through its Color iMatch.
X-Rite colour measurement solutions can capture spectral data on a variety of textile materials, including patterns, textures, performance fabrics, accessories, and other hard-to-measure samples.
While, the i1Pro 3 Plus can assure print quality on a wide variety of textile materials used by digital wide format and industrial printers for dye sublimation, direct-to-fabric, and roll-to-roll fabric.
