By loading the SCOTDIC data into your personal computer, the quick determination of colors, closest to samples, can be carried out. It allows swift color communication between companies (BtoB) through the Internet. Photo: Example of the SCOTDIC color charts displayed on CRT

The following illustrates how to rationally work out dye/print recipes for selected SCOTDIC colors.

Example of SCOTDIC used in CCS (Computer Color Search)

The optimum dye/print recipe comes up automatically by specifying a SCOTDIC number that corresponds to the color selected in your planning.

Or, another example...

Japanese dye manufacturers, such as Nippon Kayaku, have their own automatic dip-dye recipe search, compiled according to color values with the use of SCOTDIC and others. The Kyoto Municipal Textile Research Institute has an automatic search for a number of the dip-dye/print recipes from the 7,000 total; 4,000 from SCOTDIC and the rest from elsewhere.

"Time is money" is the key for SCM

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Innacurate color communication will lead to considerable reduction in profits

What to do then?

SCOTDIC swiftly finds you trend colors or any colors you are looking for

How to swiftly work out dye/print recipes for selected SCOTDIC colors

What about without SCOTDIC?

Ways of using SCOTDIC

Ccourse A example

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Course C example