'Full colour' printing consists of the four standard 'process colours': Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key (black). Most colours can be created with these four. In particular, printed matter in which colour photographs are used is printed in CMYK. If a company wants to implement a special set of corporate identity colours and wants to be sure that these colours are always printed the same, it is advisable to use PMS or "Pantone Matching System" colours. These can be found in a special colour range. PMS printing is usually done in a maximum of two colours, because otherwise it is quite expensive. PMS is also applied when a special colour is used that cannot be mixed with the CMYK colours. Gold, metallic or fluor are examples of this. These can also be printed as extra printing with CMYK printed matter, to give a brochure something extra. For an impression of the printed matter that we have supplied for our customers in the past, you can take a look at our portfolio.