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Metallic Gold, introduced in 2014, is the first and only official metallic ink manufactured by Riso to date. | |||
Known for its excellent opacity, it produces a striking shine on dark paper. However, the ink presents challenges during use, as it dries quickly and can be difficult to manage in large print runs. | |||
Metallic Gold is also a key component in the custom-mixed color {{Ink chip|Flatallic Gold}}. | |||
==Print Examples== | |||
Latest revision as of 14:55, 11 December 2024
| Metallic Gold | |
|---|---|
| フラッタリックゴールド | |
| Color coordinates | |
| Hex | #AC936E |
| RGB | (172, 147, 110) |
| CMYK | (22, 33, 68, 8) |
| CIELab* | (67, 8, 20) |
| Pantone | 872 U |
| Ink information | |
| Brand | 
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| Series | Special Edition |
| Product number(s) | |
| Z-Type | S-2772 |
Metallic Gold, introduced in 2014, is the first and only official metallic ink manufactured by Riso to date.
Known for its excellent opacity, it produces a striking shine on dark paper. However, the ink presents challenges during use, as it dries quickly and can be difficult to manage in large print runs.
Metallic Gold is also a key component in the custom-mixed color Flatallic Gold.