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    1. Compounding

    Color iMatch keeps color consistent

    Feb. 18, 2021
    X-Rite's new subscription model offers budget flexibility while keeping the software optimized.
    X-Rite Inc.
    Color iMatch color formula management software is now available on a subscription basis.
    Color iMatch color formula management software is now available on a subscription basis.

    Color iMatch X-Rite's Color iMatch formula management software works with color-measurement instruments to help compounders, masterbatch makers and quality-control professionals process color data and obtain optimal color matches. The software streamlines formulation and quality-control workflows. It is designed to match colors in fewer steps to provide faster formulation times, cost savings and reduced waste.

    What’s new? A subscription model. Included in the subscription are regular software updates and access to online training materials designed to help users accelerate color development for plastics and coatings.

    Benefits Low monthly payments and continuous upgrades. With a subscription model, manufacturers and compounders can implement the latest formulation software while having greater budget flexibility.

    X-Rite Inc., Grand Rapids, Mich., 888-800-9580, www.xrite.com

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