Pantone
Defined References for Accurate Reproduction Across Media. Colour reference systems from TECHOM Systems shop used where design intent must match final production without variation.
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Founded in New Jersey in 1962 by Lawrence Herbert, Pantone revolutionized the commercial print and graphic design worlds by creating the Pantone Matching System (PMS), an innovative, proprietary color space that standardizes color communication across different industries. Acquired by Danaher Corporation’s X-Rite wing in 2007, the company moved far beyond basic ink matching to become a leading global authority on color trends, lifestyle design consulting, and digital asset color workflows. Pantone is globally recognised for its colour standardisation systems used across design, printing, and manufacturing. Its tools and guides help ensure colour accuracy and consistency across different mediums and industries. Designers, printers, and marketers often rely on Pantone systems to maintain colour integrity in branding and production processes. This makes it an essential reference point in visual industries.
TECHOM Shop provides access to Pantone products for colour-critical work. Review available tools or enquire for assistance to maintain precision in your projects.
- Computers
SKU: PT-ANC002A
RRP $45.41 EX-GST$39.92 EX-GST
- Computers
SKU: PT-ANC002E
RRP $45.41 EX-GST$39.92 EX-GST
- Computers
SKU: PT-TWS016E
RRP $27.23 EX-GST$24.47 EX-GST
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Pantone – Reference Systems for Controlled Colour
Pantone provides a standardised system for identifying and reproducing colours across different stages of design and production. This approach removes subjectivity by assigning defined values to colours, allowing them to be communicated accurately between teams and suppliers. The range includes physical colour libraries, fan guides, and digital tools that support controlled colour selection. These tools enable designers to specify colours in a way that can be consistently replicated on materials such as paper, plastics, textiles, and packaging surfaces. In operational environments, Pantone systems are introduced where colour variance leads to rework or inconsistencies in final output. By using a shared reference, teams can align expectations early and reduce discrepancies between design approval and delivered results.
These systems are used across branding, product development, and manufacturing processes where visual accuracy influences perception, quality control, and compliance requirements. For organisations managing multi-stage production or working with multiple vendors, Pantone creates a consistent reference point that supports repeatable and predictable colour outcomes.
