Convert Pantone 1795 C to its closest RAL equivalent. The best match is RAL 3018 (Strawberry red) with ΔE 2.5.
| HEX | #D22630 |
|---|---|
| RGB | 210, 38, 48 |
| CMYK | 0%, 82%, 77%, 18% |
| HSL | 357°, 69%, 49% |
| LAB | 46.0, 64.5, 38.9 |
| LCH | 46.0, 75.3, 31.1° |
| On White | 5.17:1 — AA |
|---|---|
| On Black | 4.06:1 — AA Large |
| RAL Code | Name | HEX | ΔE |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAL 3018 | Strawberry red | #D53032 | 2.5 |
| RAL 3028 | Pure red | #CB3234 | 6.0 |
| RAL 2002 | Vermilion | #CB2821 | 7.1 |
| RAL 3027 | Raspberry red | #C51D34 | 7.6 |
| RAL 3017 | Rose | #E63244 | 7.7 |
The closest RAL equivalent to Pantone 1795 C is RAL 3018 (Strawberry red) with a Delta E of 2.48. Perceptible but acceptable. Note that Pantone and RAL use different color models, so an exact 1:1 match is rarely possible.
The approximate HEX value for Pantone 1795 C is #D22630. In RGB: (210, 38, 48). In CMYK: (0%, 82%, 77%, 18%). In LAB: (46.0, 64.5, 38.9). These are digital approximations — the actual printed Pantone ink may appear slightly different on paper.
Delta E (ΔE) measures the perceptual difference between two colors in CIE Lab color space. ΔE < 1 is imperceptible to the human eye. ΔE 1–2 is a very close match. ΔE 2–3.5 is perceptible but acceptable for most industrial applications. ΔE > 5 represents a significant visible difference.
Red signals urgency, passion, and power. RAL reds (3xxx) dominate fire safety equipment, emergency signage, and automotive finishes. Pantone reds are iconic in luxury fashion, food branding, and political campaigns.