Holographic security

The Anti-counterfeiting Intelligence Agency and the International Trade Association pointed out that forgery is one of the fastest growing economic crimes in the world. Such crimes involve 50% of international trade, equivalent to about 250 billion U.S. dollars in trade volume each year. The Business Software Association and the Software Publishers’ Association reported in 1998 that “The loss of business caused by software piracy around the world is estimated to be US$12 billion.” These bare facts indicate the seriousness of this global issue. Products that have been counterfeited and pirated are difficult, banknotes, cheques, stock certificates and letters of credit; passports, ID cards and passes; computer software, video tapes and CD-ROMs; spare parts for aircraft, automobiles and other machinery; And components; building materials; food; alcoholic drugs; cosmetics; brand-name clothing and accessories. Tickets for major sports and entertainment events; textbooks, toys, etc. are not spared. The production of counterfeit goods and piracy is no longer a workshop industry but a large-scale global industry controlled by criminal consortiums in Asia, East and West, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and North America. A million-dollar factory is used to produce counterfeit goods. A recent intelligence report revealed that in Asia alone, 300 factories produce pirated optical discs. The value of pirated VCDs seized in this area last year exceeded 35 million. Serious industry threats The best-selling products of well-known brands are the preferred targets of counterfeiters. They erode the investment and legal market share of these brands, and because counterfeits are brand names, they are inferior in terms of content and packaging, brand image and Reputation will be damaged. For example, counterfeit medicines can not only not cure diseases, but also lead to death. Aircraft and traffic accidents are caused by the use of counterfeit spare parts. In general, it is almost impossible to obtain evidence of an accident caused by counterfeit goods, and thus a company that is being counterfeited may also be liable for compensation. Proven solutions can protect products with holographic anti-counterfeiting labels, films, and foils, allowing them to instantly distinguish between genuine and counterfeit products on the market. Each anti-counterfeiting label can cost just a few cents the potential loss of millions of dollars in sales previously lost to the brand. 1. Due to the development of technology, counterfeiters have become more and more bold and slick, and more corporate organizations have been seriously affected by the machines. 2. A good way for holograms to fight offenders is to use holograms. Because holographic anti-counterfeiting is increasingly complex in form, it will be effective and sure to help people identify counterfeit products. CFC holographic company is a world-class anti-counterfeiting solution provider, providing the world's most sophisticated holographic anti-counterfeiting technology. CFC recognizes that holograms are only part of the anti-counterfeiting program, so they plan and produce a complete anti-counterfeiting plan closely with the customer. CFC protects manufacturers' products and company reputation with their unique experience in holographic anti-counterfeiting technology and experts. 3. Product Protection CFC is a variety of products, including packaging, product maintenance instructions, washable hologram labels and other anti-counterfeiting measures, providing world-class holographic security creation and production. For customer agents, wholesalers, and retailers, holographic anti-counterfeiting simplifies product warranty. 4. Advanced hologram anti-counterfeiting technology CFC Holographic has continuous research and development of hologram anti-counterfeiting technology, which enables them to provide more advanced holographic technologies and solutions. Craig Newswanger - pioneer of holographic technology DOTZ! (Matrix Technology): As the first company to commercialize the stereograms and DOTZ! The inventor of technology, Craig Newswanger has put DOTZ! Technology has been upgraded to a new level. 2. AEGIS (Anti-Pseudo-Encrypting Image System) is the latest improvement to dot matrix technology. It not only makes the image very refined and increases the difficulty of the pseudo-illusion. AEGIS technology reinforces Craig Newswanger's leading position in the world of holographic imaging companies. 3. CLR (Encrypted Laser Head) - All encrypted information in a hologram is combined with some specially designed advanced optical features so that an inexpensive hand-held reader can easily verify the encrypted information. 4. Multigram technology - it combines more than two original technologies, so it is the most secure form of holographic technology. Craig Newswanger provides their unique Multigram technology, which significantly enhances the holographic anti-counterfeiting feature. 5. Computer Generated Stereograms - An advanced technology provided by Craig Newswanger, greatly reducing the time required to produce high-quality anti-counterfeiting images. Advanced Materials Science Craig Newswanger's materials science and thin-layer coating experts provide the level and flexibility of holographic anti-counterfeiting technology. Here are some of their latest technologies: High Refractive Index - A new technique for translucent overlay holograms. Hot foil - Advanced foiling technology improves the application and visibility of the foil. Anti-counterfeiting material - provides more anti-counterfeiting measures for various applications. Structural protection - is an advanced anti-counterfeiting technology, with a special enamel coating behind the object to prevent model copying.