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InterTech Recipient ORIS Flex Pack // Web Visualizer


CGS Publishing Technologies International, LLC • Minneapolis, MN www.cgsusa.com


ORIS Flex Pack // Web Visualizer is a proofing and prototyping system for mockups of flexible packaging, labels, shrink sleeves, folding cartons, and containers, regardless of the final printing process. Utilizing the ORIS color management system, a Roland eco-solvent printer, ORIS XG (extended gamut) inks, and CGS substrates, users can produce color accurate proofs


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INTERTECH RECIPIENTS


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The speed and color accuracy of the ORIS RIP is remarkable; the system can easily produce precise overprints and render spot colors accurately. The result is a physical prototype that allows brand own- ers the opportunity further upstream to enjoy the actual look and feel of a new package design before it hits the shelf.


John King, Operations Manager The ALC Group


and prototypes of proposed packaging designs from 3D design to final prototype.


CGS Publishing Technologies has created a solution to the difficult and expensive proofing process in consumer packaging that is efficient, accurate, and cost effective. With color management being one of the most important aspects of packaging, ORIS color management uses an iterative process to measure, profile, calibrate, and maintain consistent color output on proofing devices— simulating press output for accurate color proofing and


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