Offset Red Magnetic Ink for Anti counterfeiting Document
- Ceres
- Guangdong ,China
- 1-3 working days
- 500kg per one month
The magnetic ink uses magnetizable pigments, such as Fe3O4 and Fe2O3. Most of these particles are needle-like crystals smaller than 1 μm. After magnetic field treatment, it is easy to achieve magnetic alignment and obtain higher residual magnetism. The ink made after adding to the ink shows magnetism and becomes a magnetic ink.
Magnetic ink is widely used in anti-counterfeiting documents such as bank cards, checks, credit cards, ID cards, passports, etc.
Now most companies only have black and brown two colors.But our engineers have developed three new colors: blue, red，yellow and green in 2019. These colors have been tested and received very good feedback.We are continuing to develop other colors, if you want to customize other colors, please contact us, we are very happy to serve you.
Offset Red Magnetic Ink for Anti counterfeiting Document
Printing Method : Offset printing and screen printing
Colors:Black ,Brown,Green,Yellow,Blue
Application:
Some people believe that the magnetic ink was intended as a fraud prevention concept, yet the original intent was to have a non-optical technology so that writing on the cheque, like signatures, would not interfere with reading. The main magnetic fonts (E13-B and CMC7) are downloadable for a small fee and in addition magnetic toner is available for many printers. Some higher resolution toners have sufficient magnetic properties for magnetic reading to be successful without special toner.
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Company Information
Our Company always taking the aim of “surviving on high quality and seeking development with prestige”, will offer the best service to customers at home and abroad wholeheartedly.
We have our own factory with professional Research and Development Department to producting products . And our product enjoy good quality and reputation,which very well sell in local market.Besides, Our engineers have over 16-year experience on printing .
