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Flint Group Narrow Web launches Web-based colour solution system Vivo
Monday, 25 February, 2019, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
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Flint Group Narrow Web has launched Vivo Colour Solutions, a Web-based system, following extensive dialogue with Narrow Web label and packaging printers concerning their needs for exact colour formulations and simplicity in colour matching.

It is a first-of-its-kind ink colour formulation search engine and support service, designed to increase the converter’s colour accuracy, press uptime and reduce substrate and ink waste.

Why is Vivo Colour Solutions an innovation? 
This offering is a family of products and services that ensures colour recipes are tailored to each customer’s unique selection of ink chemistry, variety of substrates, and selection of aniloxes.

Vivo Colour Solutions is a step above existing colour management options which are based upon one substrate and theoretically calculated formulations.

It is the only one operational on the market currently that provides this flexibility and accuracy designed-in so that the converter’s operation can focus on what they do best, printing beautiful graphics for the brand owner.  

“Today customers across seven countries in Europe are using Vivo Colour Solutions to generate ink colour formulations, and their feedback has been overwhelmingly positive,” said Kelly Kolliopoulos, global marketing director, Flint Group Narrow Web.

“Customers tell us they get accurate ink formulations for new colours right away, their press utilisation has increased, and their operators find the system easy to use,” she added. 

“These qualitative reviews are backed up with quantitative results. On an average, converters who use Vivo Colour Solutions for spot colour formulation save two hours of press down-time and 100-300 linear metre of substrate waste per colour match,” Kolliopoulos said.  

Arthur Nowaczyk, owner, Natalii Sp z o o, said, “We have increasing numbers of jobs where clients require stringent colour tolerance. Our old system for colour matching was inaccurate, and our press operators had to adjust colour on press multiple times, which caused us press down time, and generated substrate and ink waste.”

“During our first week of using Vivo Colour Solutions, we had to manage new designs for one of our largest customers. They were really impressed with how quickly and accurately we could meet their specified colour target for these new complex jobs,” he added.

“Overall, by adopting Vivo Colour Solutions, our press utilisation has increased 1-2 hours per job, and our substrate waste is reduced by 150 linear metre per run. It really improves our productivity and quality, and operators appreciate how user-friendly the system is,” Nowaczyk said. 

"Formulations from Vivo are much better than from using the pantone guide, and this is an improvement in our productivity," said Monika, pre-press staff member, Sigolabels, a Flint Group Narrow Web customer.

What’s next in the Vivo Colour Solutions development pipeline?
“I am very excited to lead the launch of this bespoke offering throughout EMEA,” said Niklas Olsson, business development manager, services, Flint Group Narrow Web.
“Today the combined offering includes the 24/7 formulations warehouse (Vivo Colour Cloud) backed up by a team of colour specialists who respond to unique colour match requests,” he added.

“But there are more innovations to come, including the opportunity to digitally print draw-downs or to certify colour quality control on press,” Olsson said.

The company has planned releases of additional Flint Group Narrow Web Vivo Colour Solutions modules as it establishes the industry’s highest colour management standard.

For a limited time, Flint Group Narrow Web offers all customers a free-of-charge two-month trial period of the Vivo Colour Solutions, where the promise is to reduce the press downtime, rejects and re-runs, material waste, extra waste ink and thereby helping the converter to cut costs.  
 
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