Yes. Artwork, size, optical effect, material, application route and security layers can be customised after reviewing the use case.
Veritech’s Intelligent Label is a bespoke security solution designed to combat counterfeiting, tampering, repackaging, pilferage and unauthorised movement across the supply chain. Developed using advanced registered printing and holography technology, it can integrate up to 24 advanced security and authentication features within a single label, helping protect products in sectors such as automotive, seeds and agrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals.
The solution combines physical, digital, overt, covert and forensic protection. Its specification is customised after reviewing the substrate, print route, application method, artwork, production quantity, security risk and intended inspection process.
What is a VeriOVD nano-optic hologram?
A VeriOVD nano-optic hologram is an optical security feature designed to create controlled visual effects for authentication. It can help a buyer distinguish genuine material through visible movement, depth, contrast or other optical details.
The hologram effect is only one part of the specification. Material choice, registration, finishing, placement and inspection method all affect whether the feature remains useful after production.
Buyers usually consider VeriOVD when a standard hologram or printed mark is not enough. They may need stronger shelf recognition, faster field checks, layered protection or a feature that is harder for counterfeiters to imitate convincingly.
Visibility matters, but production fit matters just as much. If the effect is too subtle, field teams may miss it. If the construction is hard to apply, the line may slow down. A practical security feature has to balance both sides.
Each label can contain a unique identifier (UID), enabling secure digital authentication and effective product-level tracking.
Real-time supply-chain visibility helps brands monitor product movement and identify issues promptly.
Visible indicators provide clear evidence when a label or pack has been opened, altered or tampered with.
Advanced security elements create multiple barriers against copying, replication and product substitution.
Thermochromic, coin-reactive and invisible UV inks can be incorporated as overt or covert verification features.
Guilloche patterns, relief effects, engraving effects, motion raster and other registered-printing techniques add intricate, difficult-to-reproduce details.
An innovative audio-based authentication feature can provide an additional digital verification layer.
VeriOVD integrates nano-optics technology into optically variable devices, enabling overt, covert and forensic security features within the Intelligent Label.
Selective removal of metal from metallized film creates precise security elements and an additional layer of protection similar to techniques used in currency notes.
VeriOVD fits applications where a visible security layer needs to do more than catch attention. It is useful when a brand needs fast inspection, premium presentation and stronger resistance against copied visual features.
For optical security products, the small details matter. Viewing angle, registration, adhesive behaviour, surface texture and application method all affect how the final result performs once it reaches production.
By combining physical security, digital authentication and supply-chain intelligence, Veritech’s Intelligent Label can help protect consumers and businesses while strengthening product integrity throughout the distribution lifecycle.
Set the security objective. Decide whether the feature is for quick visual checks, layered authentication or both.
Match the effect with the substrate and application route. Foils, labels and seals behave differently on the line.
Review artwork and registration needs. Fine detail, copy sensitivity and placement affect manufacturability.
Decide who will verify the feature. Field checks and lab checks need different levels of visibility.
Sample under production-like conditions before approving the final construction.
Veritech works across security printing, labels, holography, packaging and digital verification. That helps when an optical feature has to fit a real pack, a real surface and a real inspection process.
A useful recommendation begins with the product, pack, surface, volume, security goal and intended check point. From there, Veritech can suggest how the VeriOVD feature should be designed, applied and verified.
Before sampling a VeriOVD nano-optic hologram, confirm what needs protection, who will inspect the feature, how the market will view it and what kind of misuse the brand wants to prevent.
Also review the surface, artwork, viewing angle, application method and production conditions. A sample should be checked in conditions close to real use, not only under ideal presentation lighting.
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Yes. Artwork, size, optical effect, material, application route and security layers can be customised after reviewing the use case.
Where the application allows it, VeriOVD can be combined with variable data or a digital verification layer.
Selection depends on the substrate, application method, viewing conditions, security risk, inspection process and production volume.
It can be considered for product labels, seals, premium packaging, certificates, official documents and other applications that need visible authentication.
Check the effect under realistic light, the accuracy of registration, the application behaviour and the ease of inspection by the intended user.