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eXact 2 Basic Narrows Color Measurement to Print-Floor Essentials

X-Rite's successor to eXact Basic combines video targeting, a touchscreen interface and XRGA compatibility for commercial printing workflows.

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X-Rite has positioned eXact 2 Basic as the streamlined member of its portable eXact 2 spectrodensitometer range. The instrument concentrates on the density and color-value measurements needed in commercial printing, while retaining the series platform and an interface designed for operators with limited color-measurement experience.

eXact 2 Basic succeeds eXact Basic and eXact Basic Spectro. It measures density as well as CIELAB and ΔE color values, with a high-resolution camera providing an on-screen view of the measurement position. A large touchscreen and simplified menus are intended to reduce the training required when a print site introduces a color-measurement instrument or standardizes its workflow.

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The device is XRGA-compliant, maintaining compatibility with the i1 series used in prepress. Within the wider eXact 2 line, X-Rite offers four models—Basic, Standard, Xp and Plus—for applications spanning paper, flexible packaging and corrugated board.

Intended applications

  • Process-print quality control at commercial printers
  • Work connected with obtaining or maintaining Japan Color certification
  • Printing-operator training and skill standardization

Orders opened on August 25, 2026. X-Rite directs buyers to its sales agents for pricing. The company also announced plans to display eXact 2 Basic at TOKYO PACK & LABEL FORUM at Tokyo Big Sight from October 14–16, with a launch webinar planned for late September to early October.

Source: PR TIMES

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