How to avoid color difference in the production process of PVC blister film?

The color of the PVC blister film determines the eye-catching degree of this product. After we have found the right color, how can we avoid the problem of color difference during production? Today ZHONGSHAN LINYANG PLASTIC CO.LTD will come together for everyone. As a color matching designer, you should first understand the principle of color matching, and use appropriate methods to realize the designed color. PVC color matching can be mixed with three primary colors of red, yellow and blue. You can get all the colors you want. Various colors can be seen as red, yellow, and blue three primary colors mixed in a proportional amount. We call red, yellow and blue the three primary colors [or primary colors, primary colors]. By reconciling any two of the red, yellow, and blue primary colors with each other, various other colors can be obtained. For example, if red and yellow are mixed, orange can be obtained, and yellow and blue can be mixed to obtain green. [But in practice, the colorants we use may have very different tinting strengths, so in terms of the proportion of the amount, there are very different big difference]. If two colors are mixed in different proportions, more shades can be obtained. These colors are collectively called secondary or secondary colors. If the secondary color and the primary color or secondary color of different colors are mixed with each other, it is called secondary color or tertiary color. For example, when orange and green are mixed, it becomes olive, when green and purple are mixed, gray is obtained, and when the secondary color orange is mixed with the secondary color violet, it is tan. For example, the three primary colors and the secondary colors are arranged to form a triangular color puzzle. Get a lot of ternary colors. At the same time, you can also add an appropriate amount of white on the basis of the primary color or secondary color to make pink, light blue and other light colors. If you add an appropriate amount of carbon black, you can make brown, dark green, coffee and other colors with different lightness. It should be pointed out that the three basic colorants of red, yellow and blue are combined in 'equal amounts' to get black! Black can be said to be a special example of the tertiary colors.