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FiberForce launches the first filaments based on Pantone’s colour standards
FiberForce have announced the launch of the world’s first Pantone Matching System (PMS) based 3D printing filament line. They have partnered with Pantone, provider of professional colour standards for the design industry. In fact, Pantone has provided a universal language…
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FiberForce have announced the launch of the world’s first Pantone Matching System (PMS) based 3D printing filament line. They have partnered with Pantone, provider of professional colour standards for the design industry.
In fact, Pantone has provided a universal language for colour over many years. It enables colour-critical decisions through every stage of the workflow for brands as well as manufacturers. As of now, more than 10 million designers and producers depend on Pantone’s products and services for the realisation of their product. They also count more than 900 colour standards.
“Collaborating with FiberForce Italy provides designers working with innovative materials and advanced technology the ability to bring Pantone Colours to life in their 3D-printed creations,” said Adrián Fernández, Vice President and General Manager of Pantone. “Leveraging approved Pantone Colours within the 3D printing process enables users to maximize the power of colour and visualize samples that truly realize their design intent through easy-to-print filaments.”





