G7 Master Facility Certified

Consistent color across offset and digital production

DPS is G7 Master Facility Certified in both Digital and Offset. We use measured color control to keep your print consistent across presses and repeat orders.

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What does G7 mean for your print?

G7 gives our offset and digital presses a common target for gray balance and tonal reproduction. It helps us produce a consistent visual appearance when your materials run on different presses.

What we offer

Certified in Digital and Offset

G7 color control across both production methods, from short digital runs to larger offset jobs.

Measured process control

We calibrate and measure press output to maintain consistent gray balance and tone.

Your brand colors

We review your color standards, paper, and proofs before the job goes to press.

From specification to delivery

1
Define the color expectation

Share brand standards, spot colors, prior samples, proof requirements, and acceptable tolerances.
2
Match the production condition

DPS selects the appropriate press, stock, ink or toner path, and proof method.
3
Control the process

Production is run against the approved color targets and job requirements.
4
Check the printed result

The press team checks the output against the agreed color targets.

Common uses

Brand-critical collateral
Cross-process campaigns
Catalogs and publications
Versioned materials
Franchise programs
Repeat print programs
Corporate stationery
Sales kits

Common questions

Does G7 guarantee an exact spot-color match?

No. G7 supports process consistency, while exact spot-color expectations still depend on ink or toner, substrate, coating, device gamut, and the approved proof.

Can offset and digital pieces look consistent?

They can be brought into closer visual alignment when both processes, substrates, and proof expectations are planned together.

What should I send for a color-critical job?

Include your brand guidelines, color references, and any approved printed samples with your artwork. Let us know which colors need particular attention.