Pulse ColorElite system makes professional colour management easy

ColoRite Equipment launches the new innovative, highly accurate, portable X-Rite solution, which will enable Australian and New Zealand creative professionals to colour manage all their devices – monitors, scanners, digital cameras, and printers.

A major step forward in professional colour management, the low cost Pulse ColorElite system includes a new, precision handheld spectrophotometer, an award-winning monitor calibrator, advanced colour management software and the versatile Pathfinder, hand-scanning guide.

Designed for discriminating graphic arts professionals, the Pulse ColorElite system allows you to have full confidence in your colour results. Consistent, reliable colour quality requires accurate ICC profiles on monitors, scanners, printers, and digital cameras. The Pulse system creates highly accurate profiles, allowing you to colour correct your workflow devices with ease.

Create! Execute! Prepare!

This innovative system provides the hardware to precisely capture colour and the software to accurately analyze and interpret the data. It’s what colour management should be – a fast, flexible, simple solution that adapts to you, fits your space and exceeds your needs.

SPECIAL – When you purchase Pulse ColorElite from ColoRite Equipment on Print21Online you will receive FREE! a VTC training video in conjunction with this package. Click here: sales@colorite-equipment.com.au for more details.

Pulse ColorElite changes the way professional graphic artists control colour. Its distinctive features include:

• Operators can scan in either direction, at a comfortable speed


• Use the handheld tethered to a computer via USB cable or un-tethered, for remote scanning


• Helps avoid errors, saves time and hassle with unique data in the targets


• Powered by advanced profiling software


• Wizard interface guides the operator through the profiling process for a wide range of colour input and output devices


• The integrated Pathfinder guide protects media by elevating the scanner above the paper