yoshimi

Looking for a Pantone formula match guide for plastisol inks available to order to Australia.
Normally use Sericol and Wilflex Inks, I know Sericol has a matching system with scales where you can type in the pms code you require and what type of ink and it will give you exact measurements.

I'm looking more for one similar to Union Inks, I used to used them (now they are really hard to find in Aus apparently)
They came in 2 reds, 2 blues, 2 yellows (cool and warm shades) a green, cerise and violet.
Out of these colours (and black and white) I could create any PMS colour as instructed in their formula guide using a simple set of kitchen scales.

Anyone know of any Plastisols that use the same type of system??

 

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cm630et

Wilflex has the MX Systems. I believe it's 12 or 13 colors to mix any PMS colour.

 

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yoshimi

12 or 13 colours?! Wow that's alot. I've found alot incorporate colours like orange which I don't think you really need.
Thanks for that!

 

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zhivag0

Hi, I use Wilflex and I downloaded the Wilflex IMS , they tell the formula for every Pantone code you need.
I have all the color so it's only takes a minute to match the ink to the pantone.
Try GNS machinery in Sydney, they carry Wilflex inks.

 

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igs1070

QCM Company in Kent, WA
Ph. (253) 859-0933

Contact: Colin Huggins at

The have a QMX PMS Matching System that contains 14 base colors.
You can pretty much match any Pantone Color.

They have a kit that includes a scale, formula guide, pantone book,
Pigmented Inks, spatulas, & containers.

They have a distributor in New Zealand. Maybe that distributor has an office in Australia.

I am a distributor in Hawaii, but we don't ship out of the country.
Sorry!!!

Mahalo,
Jon

 

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