New Anti-Counterfeiting Technology
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Counterfeiters beware! Toppan Printing of Japan has successfully developed a spanking new nanotext printing technology that enables one to insert text on a microscopic level into holographic images. This new layer of security will definitely go a long way against those involved in the counterfeiting industry, especially gift certificates, credit cards, and luxury brand goods. This new technology enables one to print over 20 holographic characters within a space that measures approximately 80 microns - the equivalent of the width of a human hair. A full market release is expected to follow this autumn once mass production issues are ironed out.
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Microscopic Text — Incorporating text on a microscopic level into holographic images offers a new level of anti-counterfeiting security.
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Nanotext Printing — The development of nanotext printing technology provides a powerful tool against counterfeiters in various industries.
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Holographic Security — The use of holographic technology combined with nanotext printing creates advanced security measures to combat counterfeiting.
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Security Printing — The security printing industry can leverage nanotext technology to enhance the authenticity of various documents and products.
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Financial Services — The financial services industry, including gift certificates and credit cards, can adopt nanotext printing to deter counterfeiting attempts.
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Luxury Goods — The luxury goods industry can utilize nanotext printing to protect their brand integrity and combat the circulation of fake products.
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