Through the use of materials such as void or ultra destructible and techniques such as security cuts, we can make any label tamper evident.
We can implement variable data print to make each label truly unique. This enables the tracking of each individual product and the validation of a products authenticity.
Such as UV reactive varnishes, invisible to the naked eye but apparent under UV light. This is a great way to check product authenticity.
By adding more intricate details and features, we can increase the difficult for potential copy-cats to replicate your products. Holographic foiling is a great example of this.
We can make a label tamper evident in several ways. Void materials leave a visible 'VOID' mark when they are removed. Ultra destructible materials break into tiny fragments if someone tries to peel them off, so the label cannot be reused. Security cuts are slits in the label that cause it to tear if removal is attempted. These options help tamper-proof products and give you peace of mind.
Yes. We can implement variable data print so that each label is unique, for example with a serial number, barcode or QR code. That allows you to track individual products and help validate authenticity through the supply chain. Variable data can be combined with other security features, such as void materials, security cuts or covert UV varnish, depending on the level of protection you need.
We use a mix of overt and covert features to make labels harder to copy. Holographic foiling adds an intricate finish that is difficult to replicate. Covert options include UV reactive varnishes, which are invisible to the naked eye but show up under UV light, so you can check authenticity without changing how the label looks. Adding more intricate details and finishes increases the difficulty for copy-cats.
Yes. Through materials such as void or ultra destructible stock, and techniques such as security cuts, we can make any label tamper evident. Those features can sit alongside brand print and finishes, including hot foil, holographic foil, embossing, spot UV and high build varnish, so a security label can still look like a premium product label. All of this is produced at our factory in Bourne, Lincolnshire.
Tamper-evident features, such as void or ultra destructible materials and security cuts, show if someone has tried to open or remove a label. Anti-counterfeit features make a label harder to copy, for example holographic foiling, intricate detail, or covert UV reactive varnish. Many brands use a combination of both, sometimes with unique variable data on each label, so you can protect the pack and the brand together.
