2 × 2 mm colorbar
Spectral measurement on the smallest colorbar in the industry, designed for packaging where every millimeter of substrate counts.
2 × 2 mm · industry's tightest
Inline spectral measurement, designed for the press floor: powered by Multispectral Imaging, driven by Veoria's own on-press software.
DeltaOne combines spectrophotometric accuracy, geometric verification, and automatic detection in a single inline system: stable, repeatable, and fast enough to keep up with your press.
Spectral measurement on the smallest colorbar in the industry, designed for packaging where every millimeter of substrate counts.
A 360 × 162 × 200 mm instrument that mounts inline without redesigning the press, with 50 mm of usable measurement width.
Optical zoom delivers exceptional image resolution: fine detail on patches, microtext, and registration marks alike.
DeltaOne evaluates patch size, shape, and registration on every read, ensuring every measurement it reports is consistent and trustworthy.
A motorized system finds the colorbar, positions itself, and measures on both sides of the web — no operator intervention per job.
DeltaOne runs Veoria's own on-press application — and its data connects out to MeasureColor and ChromaChecker.
DeltaOne runs on Veoria's own on-press application. It reads the colorbar on the running web and turns it into one thing — what to do next.
Inks, substrate, tolerances and colorbar bundled into a template and resolved in a single tap. That is what makes two runs of the same product judged identically.
The ink picker only offers inks characterised under the same ISO 13655 condition as the device. Comparing across conditions is how you get an argument on press instead of a decision.
One continuous quality curve over the run, with the good zone called out, so drift is something you watch, not something you discover at the end.
Every ink row carries its measured density, the aim, and what to do about it: increase density 4%.
TVI and SCTV across the tint ramp against the aim curve. The solid can read perfect while the midtones drift — that is the hour of waste you want back.
When the job carries a colorbar operator side and gear side, the screen splits: each side with its own engine, so a cross-web difference shows the moment it appears.
DeltaOne's data doesn't stay on the press. Export and connect to the tools your color team already trusts.
Print-process control and reporting: DeltaOne readings feed Production and Reports.
Color QA and process verification: measurements feed tracking and capability checks.
Full specifications, dimensions, on-press software and press compatibility. Two pages, printable and shareable.
One rule decides it: DeltaOne reads the colorbar along the running web, not across its width. That fits any web-fed press whose ink film is uniform across the web, which is every press without zonal ink keys.
Anilox-metered by design, so ink is even across the web. The most common DeltaOne deployment. See the Eshuis case study for measured results.
Keyless offset, where an anilox roller meters the ink. Conventional offset with ink keys is not supported: correcting it needs a reading per key zone across the web, which a machine-direction measurement cannot provide.
No ink keys at all. Measure at full production speed on digital web presses, without slowing the imaging path.
Ink metered by cell volume, so again even across the web. Wide-web deployment for flexible packaging and decorative substrates, at the same 2 × 2 mm patch precision.
Web-fed only. DeltaOne measures on a running web; sheet-fed presses are outside its scope.
Substrate savings, time gained, CO₂ avoided, and net return vs the DeltaOne HaaS offer. All calculations are illustrative. A 30-minute demo refines them to your real setup.
DeltaOne reduced our press stops by 50% — color control turned from a reactive task into a continuous, automated process.
Tell us about your setup — we'll come back with a 30-minute demo, tailored to your press type, web width, and color workflow.
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