Guilloche Pattern

A guilloche pattern is an intricate design consisting of two or more intertwined curves and lines, often used for security and decorative purposes in various applications.

Guilloche patterns are frequently generated automatically by proprietary software, producing geometric, symmetrical, or repeating patterns with contrasting colors. This process contributes to their intricate and visually appealing designs.

Guilloche is consistently employed as an additional layer of security, seamlessly integrating into hologram stickers without conflicting with other designs, enhancing the overall security features.

Guilloche patterns that effectively achieve anti-counterfeiting effects should incorporate creative designs, a blend of thick and thin lines, emerging and looming depth lines, hidden nano-text within the lines, and more. When combined with dynamic holographic light, these elements produce distinctive design effects that enhance security features.

A guilloche design that is overly simplistic is susceptible to easy replication. Introducing deliberate and intricate markings enhances the level of security against counterfeiting, making it more challenging for unauthorized reproduction.

• Small Order Quantity
• Short Production Lead Time
• Extra Layer of Security
• Enhance Product Image

The inherent complexity and uniqueness of guilloche patterns make them challenging to copy or reproduce, establishing an effective means to combat counterfeiting and enhance overall security measures.

Guilloche patterns have found applications in various graphic elements, including logos, passport stamps, banknotes, and checks, serving as both decorative and security features.