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What is GRACoL 7 or G7?
GRACoL 7 is the latest recommendation for quality sheetfed printing. The GRACoL specification offers guidelines for common commercial printing unlike the ubiquitous SWOP print conditions which describe magazine (publication) printing. G7 refers to a print calibration process. G7 print calibration method can be used on printing technologies other than sheefed presses.
Benefits of the G7 Process:
- Harmonize color balance among multiple printing presses
- One set of plates works on any G7 qualified press
- Allow similar visual appearance in Web, Sheetfed, Newspaper, Flexographic, and Inkjet printing technologies
- Reduce your consumable waste and make-ready time while providing a superior color product

How Can I Use G7 Process at My Business?
Learn advanced techniques that build upon your strong foundation in densitrometric press measurement of solid ink densities (SID), tone-value-increase (TVI) or dot gain, now incorporating spectral color measurements for neutrality refinement. Your press operators will easily incorporate this new approach without additional complicated steps. RPimaging, INC has helped many printing companies quickly integrate the G7 press calibration method in days.
Implementing G7 at Your Shop:
- Verify you have tools needed to meet the recommendation
- Tune your CtP curves for optimum gray balance and color appearance matching
- Correlate spectrophotometric measurements back to density readings
- Validate press conformance and set production tolerances
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