2D / 3D

Multiple two dimensional layers with hologram images visually placed one behind another with visual depth to produce an effect of three-dimensional hologram structure. It has very good visual depth between different layers and shininess on first layer.

Most used hologram stickers in the market are made by 2D/3D as it has good security features.

DOT MATRIX

Dot Matrix is a higher spec of hologram printing as it can be implemented with unlimited computer-controlled and laser beams engraving. These engravings comprises of many tiny dots with each dot having different diffraction grating.

RUSSLEGRAM

The highest range of holographic label that comes with security features near to banknote level of combined technology from our in-house R&D, China, Russia and Poland.

The key feature is clear-cut authentication where consumers can verify products through their naked eyes yet difficult to replicate.

HOLOGRAPHIC FOIL

Hot stamping utilizes heat, pressure and time to transfer colour from a foil to an object. It is a thin plastic sheet that has highly customisable holographic images printed on it. A single image is captured from many angles and all angles are then transferred onto the foil. The result is an image that looks like three-dimensional even though it is flat.

Packtica holographic foil usually contains a repeating series of a single image or a group of images with the client’s logo or requested special effects, normally done with 2D/3D, Dot Matrix or Russlegram technology. These exquisite holograms can be used for authentication or decoration, but it is the best to make your product stand-out from your competitors as well as to address counterfeit issues.

HOLOGRAPHIC QR CODE LABEL

Holographic QR Code label is a combination of the traditional holographic label with QR code. It has been commonly used in the market since we introduce our QR code authentication system – CheckNow.

The traditional holographic label is one way communication channel while we enhance it to become holographic QR code labels, two-way communication is established. It is now much easier to transfer and display information to consumers.