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Cross reference RAL to FED-STD-595

2003

I am searching for a cross reference of RAL color coding to the FED-STD-595. Is anyone aware of such a cross reference? If so where can one obtain a copy?

I am specifically looking to cross reference:

Black: RAL 9005
Green: RAL 6016 (for thermosetting plastics - duroplasts)
Green: RAL 6025 (for thermoplastic)

to the FED-STD-595.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Bill S [surname deleted for privacy by Editor]
- Mt. Prospect, Illinois, U.S.A.



I am also looking for a link between Federal Specification 595 and Ral, Pantone or British Standard Colours, in particular Fed std 595 colour 36320. What was the response to previously asked questions? can you help?

Many Thanks

Glen C [surname deleted for privacy by Editor]
rubber & plastics - United Kingdom
2004



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Hi-
I am also looking for a way to convert FED-STD-595 colors to Pantone.

Mike D [surname deleted for privacy by Editor]
- Syracuse, New York
2006



Like everyone else I am looking for a comparison between 595b & Pantones

Mike Sheridan
- Utica, New York, USA
April 17, 2008



April 18, 2008

Hi, folks.

Sorry that we don't have quite the answer you are looking for, but the following should help some at least --

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