Color control strips

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Color control strips on the underside of a TetraBrik

The color control strip is used in printing technology to check that the minimum color layer thickness is achieved at all points on the printed product despite the color drop .

The color control strip is not added when setting, but only in the print shop.

You can often find a color control strip on milk cartons when you open the two lower corners. It can also be found on the color supplement of daily newspapers.

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