The product's look is preserved
No visible element is added to your packaging design; buyers keep seeing the product as they see it today.
Luminescence-based marking.
A component added to your product in trace amounts stays completely invisible under everyday lighting. Under the right light source, it gives a response defined only for your brand. The product's colour, texture and appearance do not change at all.
- Method
- Marking
- Where it is verified
- Field and line
- Solutions
- Lumvex
What it solves
Every visible mark can be copied.
Holograms, special print and security strips are imitated with enough investment, and the success of the imitation depends on the eye of whoever tries to tell it apart.
In the luminescent layer, the signature is completely invisible under everyday lighting. Under the right source, it gives a response defined only for that brand. Because both the colour and the duration of the response are defined together, a substance that simply glows cannot stand in for the pair.
Luminescence
What does it deliver?
Fast verification in the field and definitive verification in the lab, met by the same mark.
No judgement by eye
Verification rests on measured values, not on the viewer's interpretation. The field and the lab get the same answer.
A signature hard to imitate
Both the colour and the duration of the response are defined together; a substance that simply glows cannot stand in for the pair.
How it is introduced
In three steps, without rebuilding your production flow.
Added to the product
The component is mixed at a low ratio into your existing recipe or coating layer.
Read on the line
A reader placed at the end of the line verifies each unit as it passes; speed does not drop.
Linked to the record
Every reading is stored with the batch number; field verification matches the production record.
FAQ
Frequently asked
Is the product's appearance affected?
The component is added in trace amounts; the product's colour, texture and appearance do not change.
Does line speed drop?
The reader is placed at the end of the line and verifies each unit as it passes; production speed does not fall.
Does the result depend on who reads it?
Verification rests on measured colour and duration values; the same product gives the same result whoever reads it.
Technologies
Other technologies.
DNA-based markingLaboratoryDefinitive matching in disputes and legal proceedingsExplore →Edible-grade markingLine samplingMarking directly consumed foodExplore →Magnetic markingLine, contactlessReading through closed packaging on high-speed linesExplore →Particle-based markingField and laboratoryA batch-specific distribution that is hard to reproduceExplore →Molecular analysisField kit or laboratoryAdulteration, dilution, content that does not match the labelExplore →
Meeting request
The right method for your product comes from the product itself.
The first meeting reviews your product group, your production flow and the points where verification will take place, and recommends a marking or analysis method.
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