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FograCert Validation Printing System certificationfor GMG ColorServer
Tuebingen, (PresseBox) -
GMG, supplier of high-end color management and proofing solutions, has successfully passed the FograCert Validation Printing System certification for the HP Indigo press 5500 and the HP Indigo 7000 Digital Press using the GMG ColorServer color management solution for the substrates Digi Gold Matt and Digi Gold Gloss, both coated from Papyrus/Schneidersoehne. The certification was achieved at HP in Boeblingen, Germany.
In addition, IDEAlliance SWOP® (Specifications for Web Offset Publications) and GRACoL® (General Requirements and Applications for Commercial Offset Lithography) certifications have been granted to GMG ColorServer driving the HP Indigo press 5500/5000 and the HP Indigo 7000 Digital Press.
"The positive results highlight the improvement in quality which can be achieved in digital printing with GMG ColorServer. Customers will certainly be pleased with the high color accuracy and repeatability of consistent color results on different output devices, such as HP Indigo 5500 or 7000", says Paul Willems, CEO of GMG GmbH & Co. KG.
In addition, IDEAlliance SWOP® (Specifications for Web Offset Publications) and GRACoL® (General Requirements and Applications for Commercial Offset Lithography) certifications have been granted to GMG ColorServer driving the HP Indigo press 5500/5000 and the HP Indigo 7000 Digital Press.
"The positive results highlight the improvement in quality which can be achieved in digital printing with GMG ColorServer. Customers will certainly be pleased with the high color accuracy and repeatability of consistent color results on different output devices, such as HP Indigo 5500 or 7000", says Paul Willems, CEO of GMG GmbH & Co. KG.
GMG GmbH & Co. KG
The software company founded in 1984 and located in Tuebingen, near Stuttgart, Germany, has a worldwide distribution network with local presence in France, Spain, Benelux, Nordic, the UK, Asia and the Americas. GMG has specialized in high-end color management for the entire graphic arts industry. Today, more than 9,000 systems have been sold across the industry spectrum from ad agencies, prepress houses and offset printers to newspapers, flexo converters and international gravure printing plants. In fact, the GMG ColorProof system has become the de-facto standard of Europe's extensive gravure printing industry.
About the GMG family of products:
GMG ColorProof, a color management software system, provides the most accurate way of calibrating digital inkjet proofing engines to produce digital contract color proofs, precisely matched to the printing press. GMG DotProof® enables users to generate contract quality halftone proofs, using the original bitmap data of the output RIP. Specifically tailored to the needs of the packaging industry is GMG FlexoProof, which supports specific flexo file formats and includes a complete Pantone® spot color library, along with other functions. GMG ColorServer is a tool for automatic color conversions - CMYK-to-CMYK, RGB-to-CMYK and RGB-to-RGB - for more efficient workflows. GMG InkOptimizer automatically reduces chromatic colors, thus providing cost savings by reducing unnecessary ink usage, along with better print stability on press. GMG ProofControl is the ideal solution for instant, color-accurate verification of proofs. GMG PrintControl is one single software for standardizing the press from start to finish. GMG RapidCheck is a verification tool to control the printing process at a click of the mouse. GMG Media is a range of proofing-specific papers and films for the most popular inkjet printers. They are manufactured to high tolerances for color critical applications, available in a range of sizes.
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For more information see www.gmgcolor.com
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