Security Paper

Security paper is manufactured through a process that involves incorporating various security features during the pulp-to-paper production. This ensures that security elements are an integral part of the paper, enhancing its resistance to counterfeiting.

Customized security paper, typically produced in large quantities, establishes a significant barrier for counterfeiters, enhancing its effectiveness in preventing unauthorized replication.

Security papers, being UV dull and embedded with custom features like security threads, watermarks, and fibers, contribute to a multi-layered defense against counterfeiting.

Security threads, with variations in color and embedding depth, contribute to the visual and tactile anti-counterfeiting measures of the security paper, enhanced by features like mini-text and demetallization.

Customized watermarks on security paper, visible only under specific lighting conditions, serve as an additional layer of protection. The deliberate arrangement of these watermarks helps optimize resource utilization during printing.

Customized fibers within security paper provide versatile options, being visible or invisible based on lighting conditions. The flexibility in choosing patterns, colors, shapes, and distribution rates enhances the security features tailored for specific needs.

Security paper, initially utilized by national banknotes, governments, financial institutions, and universities, has seen expanding commercial applications in recent years. Its use extends to certificates, vouchers, labels, and more.