RAL Colour Chart Overview

This document provides a comprehensive list of RAL colour codes along with their corresponding colour names. The RAL system is widely used for defining standard colours in various industries such as manufacturing, design, and construction.

Colour Categories and Codes

• Yellow Shades (1000-1034): Includes colours ranging from Green Beige (1000) to Pastel Yellow (1034), covering various yellows such as Signal Yellow (1003), Honey Yellow (1005), and Traffic Yellow (1023).
• Orange and Red Shades (2000-3031): Covers Yellow Orange (2000) through to Orient Red (3031), including Signal Orange (2010), Flame Red (3000), and Ruby Red (3003).
• Violet and Blue Shades (4001-5024): Encompasses Red Lilac (4001) to Pastel Blue (5024), featuring colours like Traffic Purple (4006), Signal Blue (5005), and Ocean Blue (5020).
• Green Shades (6000-6034): From Patina Green (6000) to Pale Turquoise (6034), including Middle Emerald Green (6001), Traffic Green (6024), and Mint Green (6029).
• Grey Shades (7000-7047): Ranges from Dark Squirrel Grey (7000) to Telegrey 4 (7047), with notable colours such as Signal Grey (7004), Anthracite Grey (7016), and Graphite Grey (7024).
• Brown Shades (8000-8028): Includes Green Brown (8000) to Earth Brown (8028), featuring Signal Brown (8002), Mahogany Brown (8016), and Sepia Brown (8014).
• White and Black Shades (9001-9018): Covers Cream (9001) to Papyrus White (9018), including Signal White (9003), Jet Black (9005), and Pure White (9010).

Key Information and Usage

The RAL colour chart is essential for ensuring colour consistency across products and materials. Each colour is identified by a unique four-digit code and a descriptive name, facilitating precise communication and specification in technical and design documentation.

This list serves as a reference for selecting standard colours in painting, coating, and manufacturing processes, helping to maintain uniformity and quality control.