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Published: 27-Nov-2012

Learn about the two new solutions for colour assessment and quality control from X-Rite


Learn about the two new solutions for colour assessment and quality control from X-Rite

SpectraLight QC: the next generation light booth for finely controlled visual assessment of color

RM200QC: the handheld spectrocolorimeter for quick and easy in situ quality control of color

FREE WEBINAR!

Join X-Rite Color Expert Ann Laidlaw for a FREE webinar on Wednesday 28th November at 3.00pm CET and discover X-Rite’s next-generation pipeline technologies.


Do not miss this opportunity right from your desktop and free of charge!

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28 November 2012, from 3:00 pm (CET)


For more information on our new products please visit www.xrite.com/RM200QC and www.xrite.com/SPLQC.



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