We generally print 4 colour process on all our jobs and in most cases we can match the print to a specific Pantone colour. If this is not attainable, we would use a special colour to make sure that the reproduction is as accurate as possible.

Yes, our industry leading colour management software enables us to produce 90% of the standard PMS range across all of our equipment. Special colours such as metallics and fluorescents can be screen printed in-house.

No. We recommend that you convert your pantone colours into the nearest CMYK equivalent. However, we can print spot colours on your cards but it is expensive because you do not share the cost of this special colour with the other customers on the flat.

Yes. Although Pantone colors were created for paper prints we are very good at matching on most fabric colors.

All colors will be matched as closely as possible. Due to the number of possible PMS colors available, a perfect match cannot be achieved in all circumstances. We will be happy to work with you to match whatever color you require.

To view the closest color available, here is an online Pantone chart for you to reference http://www.jigsawinc.com/pms_color_chart.htm

Yes, We recommend products that are free of silicones and that do not leave the surface shiny, sticky or greasy. Plastic Kleen (a product manufactured in Germany) does a great job. It cleans, protects and rejuvenates all vinyl, plastic and rubber surfaces. For leather surfaces we recommend “Lederbalsam”, another German product which is made out of natural bees wax and allows leather to breathe. For more details on these products please check out our web site.

Pantone Matching Systems, often referred to as PMS, are the most widely used color matching systems in the printing industry. A true PMS color is defined by a mixture of inks that will provide a specific color (e.g. PMS 185 is a very common bright red color). Pantone also provides a matching system that allows process printers (using only CMYK inks) to closely, but not exactly, match any of the PMS standard ink colors.

Our colour management software uses the Pantone Matching System. We can easily cross reference a RAL colour against the Pantone library and give you a very accurate match. Special colours such as metallics and fluorescents can be screen printed in-house.

Non-stock colours and corporate colours (dye lots) are available by special order only. Minimum quantity restrictions apply. Contact your CoolWorks™ sales representative for details.

A match is a donor or cord blood unit with specific HLA markers that are the same as yours. Research has found that a small number of HLA markers are most important to transplant outcomes. These are the markers transplant doctors look at when they match donors with patients. The best available donor or cord blood unit may match you at all or at most of the HLA markers your doctor looks at. Many patients who receive an unrelated donor transplant have a partially matched donor or cord blood unit.

Colours refers to the suits worn by drivers or jockeys to differentiate them from others. In thoroughbred racing, the jockey wears the colours of the owner of the horse and usually changes colours with each race. Thoroughbred colours must be registered with the Commission. In standardbred racing, the colours are attributed to the driver.

No, unless your monitor has been calibrated to our press then the colours on your printing will not match what you see on screen. It is best to use colours specified in a colour swatch (either Pantones or one supplied by ourselves) to ensure a good match - go to Pantone Colours. Please remember - wherever possible try to work using the CMYK colour scheme.

Used for printing spot colors. Each PANTONE color has a specified CMYK equivalent. To select a PANTONE color, first determine the ink color you want, using either the PANTONE Color Formula Guide or an ink chart.

Pantone colors are used by professional print shops around the world. They are universal colors that help designers, print shops and customers talk in one language.