Luminescence-Based Marking
A component added in trace amounts stays entirely invisible under everyday lighting. Under the right light source it answers with a response defined for your brand alone. The colour, texture and appearance of the product do not change.
What it solves
Any visible mark can be copied. Holograms, special printing and security strips are reproducible with enough investment, and the success of the copy then rests on the eye of whoever tries to tell them apart.
In the luminescence layer the signature is entirely invisible under everyday lighting. Under the right source it answers with a response defined for that brand alone. Because both the colour and the duration of the response are defined together, a randomly glowing substance cannot stand in for the pair.
What it gives you
One mark serves both a quick field check and a conclusive laboratory result.
The look of the product is preserved
No visible element is added to your packaging design; buyers see the product exactly as they see it today.
The result is not left to the eye
Verification rests on measured values rather than on the judgement of whoever is looking, so field and laboratory agree.
A signature that resists imitation
Both the colour and the duration of the response are defined together; a randomly glowing substance cannot stand in for the pair.
How it is introduced
In three steps, without rebuilding your existing production flow.
Added to the product
The component blends into your existing formula or coating layer at a low ratio.
Read on the line
A reader at the line exit verifies each unit as it passes, without slowing it down.
Tied to a record
Each reading is stored with its batch number, so field checks match production.
Frequently asked
Is the appearance of the product affected?
The component is added in trace amounts; colour, texture and appearance stay unchanged.
Does line speed drop?
The reader sits at the line exit and verifies each unit as it passes; there is no loss of production speed.
Does the result vary by person?
Verification rests on measured colour and duration values, so the same product read by different people gives the same result.
Would this technology suit your product
Once your product range is provided, the right marking family is identified on our side.