Holographic Laser Security Labels

Product overview

These labels create recognizable anti-counterfeiting marks through holographic laser textures and angle-dependent color reflection. In a standard version, mainly the wording or graphic changes color while the surrounding area retains the substrate color. A computer-etched version produces a full-field rainbow shift with a clearer and stronger visual effect. Destructible material fragments when removed and reveals transfer or reuse attempts; permanent material remains intact when lifted. Silver, gold, red, green and blue bases can be combined with custom artwork, scratch-off silver, serial numbers, barcodes or QR codes.

Product features

• Choose a standard or computer-etched hologram according to security level, visual effect and budget.
• Destructible stock breaks after removal and cannot be restored; permanent stock remains complete for retained identification.
• Silver, gold, red, green, blue and custom bases support text, logos, patterns and irregular outlines.
• Scratch-off coating, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes and other variable data can be added.
• Holographic color changes with light intensity and viewing angle; unlike ink printing it has no fixed color, which is normal for this material.
• Dimensions, adhesive, layout and sheet or roll delivery can be matched to manual or automatic labeling.

Applications

• Authentication for electronics, cosmetics, gifts, accessories and branded packaging.
• Tamper indication on boxes, caps, equipment housings and warranty locations.
• Scratch codes, redemption codes, serial-number labels, asset control and channel traceability.

Procurement notes

For quotation, provide dimensions, shape, standard or computer-etched version, destructible or permanent stock, base color, artwork, variable data, application surface, quantity and sheet or roll format. Review the holographic effect with a physical sample because color changes with light and angle. Before production, confirm color shift, removal behavior, adhesion, fragmentation or intact retention, and variable-data accuracy.