Adhesive Authentic UV label with eggshell effect

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Invisible Fluorescence

Invisible Fluorescence refers to security elements printed with ultraviolet-responsive inks that remain invisible under normal lighting but become clearly visible when exposed to UV light. This technology is frequently applied to security labels, documents, and packaging to provide an additional covert authentication layer.

Eggshell Effect

Eggshell Effect refers to a tamper-evident material behavior commonly used in security adhesive labels. Once the label is applied and someone attempts to remove it, the surface shatters into small fragments, similar to broken eggshells. This prevents the label from being removed intact or reapplied, ensuring irreversible tamper evidence.

Microtext

Microtext is a high-security printing feature applied to adhesive labels, where extremely small text is printed that appears as a solid line or pattern to the naked eye but becomes readable under magnification. 

Hot Stamping Hologram

Hot Stamping Hologram is a high-security optical authentication technology that uses heat and pressure to transfer a metallized holographic image onto the substrate. Once applied, the hologram becomes permanently bonded and cannot be removed or reused, providing a robust anti-counterfeit layer for brand protection and document security.

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