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Tampering
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tamper evident alert
Can comprise of a latent image message or symbol (see alongside) which appears when a security document is fraudulently colour copied or scanned -- provides a very useful validation check. They are difficult to print and require strict quality control, special security inks/paper and meticulous press work. This of course makes them extremely difficult to forge. Cheques and security documents are generally printed on UV dull watermarked bank papers in combination with covert images which only show up under ultra violet light. Special security inks are used which run or stain when attacked by chemicals or aqueous solvents. ![]() Graphic Safeguard Systems studio security validation equipment |
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The
above example was originally blocked in metallic silver (shown in
grey) and overprinted in green lithographic ink. When colour copied
the silver prints almost black, the diffraction image on the surface
distorts and two latent image (?) question marks show up! For a high quality alternative version of the above click this link CaseStudy_2.pdf If you need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the file then click the Adobe logo below for a free download of the latest version. |