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| Pantone, Inc., with its headquarters in Carlstadt, New Jersey, is a world-renowned authority on color.
Since its founding in 1963, Pantone has continued to develop tools and technology for the selection and accurate communication of color across a variety of industries.
Pantone aggressively adopts new digital and computer technology to address the color needs of graphic design and production professionals.
Pantone Matching Systems provide a common color language, an essential tool in the quest for accurate color.
Pantone continues to study how color influences human thought processes, emotions, and physical reactions. |
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 In 1963, Pantone's founder Lawrence Herbert created an innovative system of identifying, matching, and communicating colors. He sought to solve the problems associated with producing accurate color matches in the graphic arts community. His insight that the color spectrum is interpreted differently by each individual led to the Pantone® Matching System, a book of standardized color in fan format. |
| The Pantone Designer's Edition guide contains three fan guides, coated, uncoated, and matte coated. This kit is the industry standard for the selection, specification, and ink mixing formulas of the Pantone color matching system. Pantone's research provides professionals with a greater understanding of color, helping them to utilize color more effectively. |
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| Open up a universe of colors with these dual-tip markers in true Pantone colors. Each marker features a soft brush tip at one end and a fine point marker tip on the other end for producing a broad range of strokes. Available in several colorful sets. More info... |
| Each marker features a soft brush tip at one end and a fine point marker tip on the other end for producing a broad range of strokes, from fine lines to wide color fills. These markers contain fast-drying, permanent, alcohol-based ink and have a roll-proof flat barrel. More info... |
| The Pantone® GoeGuide is used to select, specify, and communicate the 2,058 new solid colors from the Pantone Goe System. These colors are arranged in an intuitive, chromatic order for easy, precise, cross-media color selection and specification. More info... |
| The Pantone Solid in Hexachrome Guide shows the user precisely how solid Pantone colors will look when printed in Hexachrome. Several enhancements over previous editions have been made in this guide. More info... |
| Make better color choices and match colors between websites and print advertisements! With the Pantone Color Bridge, users can specify Pantone colors, compare them with process color matches, and display them optimally on computer monitors and websites. More info... |
| When it comes to accurate color matching you can’t trust your monitor or your desktop printer. Pantone Essentials Kits are an economical way to purchase several Pantone color guides at once. More info... |
| The 2006 edition is updated with 97 new colors! This much broader, even more spectacular palette of colors adds impact to printed materials like never before. Now features 301 Pantone colors printed on coated stock, complete with ink formulas. More info... |
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The 2006 Edition is updated with 28 new colors! This expanded guide helps specify even more subtle colors. Features 154 Pantone Pastel Colors arranged chromatically on both coated and uncoated stock, complete with ink formulas. more info |
| This set offers six chips for each Pantone pastel color. It presents 154 soft, subtle shades on both coated and uncoated stocks. Each of the chromatically-arranged colors is displayed with a unique Pantone number for easy selection and specification. more info |
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Pantone® Universe Twin Marker Sets
Pantone® Universe Twin Markers
Pantone GoeGuide Coated
Pantone® Solid in Hexachrome Guide Coated
Pantone® Color Bridge
Pantone® Color Guide Essentials Kits
Pantone® Metallic Formula Guide Coated
Pantone® Pastel Formula Guide Coated/Uncoated
Pantone® Pastel Chips Coated/Uncoated