Built in the ink room.
Designed for the
print floor.
Our experience manufacturing inks and preparing coating blankets is shaping a new generation of practical workflow tools.
The way we work,
developed into software.
We’ve always aimed to sell solutions. InkOS extends that approach into software: connecting colour information, production activity and quality checks in a workflow we can develop and evaluate within our own operation.
Meet InkOS.
Explore actual screens from the current build. The Pantone 115 example shows the workflow; demonstration values are not a claim of colour-matching performance.
A reference you can
work from.
Bring the colour standard and its supporting information into a single, readable profile.
- Master colours and substrate variants
- Lab/LCh colour position
- Spectral reflectance and reference measurements
Keep the batch
in view.
Follow the relationship between the target, the measured sample and the stage of production.
- Standard and sample colour comparison
- Lab trends and spectral overlays
- Progress through the production workflow
Make measurements
part of the workflow.
A dedicated workspace for reviewing the sample against its reference colour.
- Measurement context alongside the sample
- Space for the measured spectrum and values
- Lab/LCh direction view after a scan
See the comparison.
Keep the record.
Review colour differences visually and retain measurement history with the production workflow.
- Standard and sample swatches
- Colour difference and tolerance graphics
- Recorded measurements available for review
InkOS In-Plant
For teams preparing inks and managing colour through production.
InkOS PressSide
For operators comparing samples with approved colour references.
InkOS QC
For teams reviewing measurements and maintaining quality records.
Ideal Colour
Engine.
We’re developing formulation and colour prediction tools around measured ink data, with our manufacturing operation providing a practical environment for evaluation.
Predictions are provisional. Physical drawdowns and quality checks remain essential before a formula is approved.
Ask about the development →A development preview, not a guaranteed formulation result or a released commercial specification.
Precision preparation.
Repeatable steps.
ConvertOS is our work in progress for coating blanket file preparation—bringing press and material settings into a repeatable preparation workflow.
Discuss your coating workflow →Let’s talk about your workflow.
Interested in a demonstration or a future pilot? Tell us how you prepare, measure and control colour in your operation.