RAL 190 40 25 vs Blue green (RAL 6004)

This color comparison involves two colors that comes from related color collections. The first one is usually reffered to as color RAL 190 40 25 by RAL. The color chart is named RAL Design and it is quite popular among paint manufacturers and color designers. The swatch sample for RAL 190 40 25 color is depicted on the left side a little bit lower on this page. The second color (depicted on the right side) is named Blue green and also has a code RAL 6004 assigned to it. The second color also belongs to RAL but it comes from RAL Classic chart.

RAL 190 40 25

HEX Code:	#0B6863
HEX Color name:	(?)
RGB Decimal:	11, 104, 99
RGB Float:	0.043, 0.408, 0.388
CMYK Percentage:	89, 0, 5, 59

RAL RAL 190 40 25 vs Blue green (RAL 6004) side by side

Blue green (RAL 6004)

HEX Code:	#315553
HEX Color name:	(?)
RGB Decimal:	49, 85, 83
RGB Float:	0.192, 0.333, 0.325
CMYK Percentage:	42, 0, 2, 67

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