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Developed by [[RISOFORT]], '''Flatallic Gold''' is a mixture of {{Ink chip|Metallic Gold}} and {{Ink chip|Flat Gold}} to create an ink that has the best of both. Metallic Gold tends to dry out very quickly in the drum, but prints very opaque, and is especially beautiful on darker stocks. Flat Gold is better behaved as an ink, but prints a little duller and is less opaque. By mixing them you get an ink that has some of the metallic sheen and opacity, but is much easier to maintain in the drum. | Developed by [[RISOFORT]], '''Flatallic Gold''' is a mixture of {{Ink chip|Metallic Gold}} and {{Ink chip|Flat Gold}} to create an ink that has the best of both. Metallic Gold tends to dry out very quickly in the drum, but prints very opaque, and is especially beautiful on darker stocks. Flat Gold is better behaved as an ink, but prints a little duller and is less opaque. By mixing them you get an ink that has some of the metallic sheen and opacity, but is much easier to maintain in the drum. | ||
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[[Flatallic Gold]] must be mixed by hand. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:42, 2 December 2025
| Flatallic Gold | |
|---|---|
| Color coordinates | |
| Hex | #B48F50 |
| RGB | (180, 143, 80) |
| CMYK | (0, 21, 56, 29) |
| CIELab* | (62, 6, 38) |
| Ink information | |
| Brand | Riso compatible |
| Series | Mixed |
Developed by RISOFORT, Flatallic Gold is a mixture of Metallic Gold and Flat Gold to create an ink that has the best of both. Metallic Gold tends to dry out very quickly in the drum, but prints very opaque, and is especially beautiful on darker stocks. Flat Gold is better behaved as an ink, but prints a little duller and is less opaque. By mixing them you get an ink that has some of the metallic sheen and opacity, but is much easier to maintain in the drum.
Characteristics
Flatallic Gold must be mixed by hand.
Mixtures
| Ink | % | By weight in tube |
|---|---|---|
| Metallic Gold | 50 | 500 g |
| Flat Gold | 50 | 500 g |
Usage
There are 7 places printing with Flatallic Gold (2% of all active places).
A map of the 7 places printing with Flatallic Gold—as listed in the Atlas.