Hologram Labels
Custom two-dimensional and multi-level holograms carrying your own mark and hidden features.
Holograms & Security Labels
Security Labels
Destructible and void labels that cannot be peeled off and reapplied intact.
Destructible Void message Non-transferable
Since 1980Manufacturing in Delhi
ISO 9001:2015Certified quality system
18 ranges71 products
In-houseTooling & die-making
Overview
Security labels are built to fail in a useful way. Destructible vinyl fragments into small pieces the moment it is lifted; void film leaves a permanent checkerboard message on the item and on the label itself. Either way the evidence stays behind, which is exactly the point when a label is asserting that something has not been interfered with.
Key points
- Fragments or voids permanently on removal
- Custom void wording rather than a generic message
- Serial numbers for register and audit trails
- Formulated for metal, plastic and painted surfaces
Specification
Technical detail
Standard capabilities for this product. Anything outside this list is usually still possible — ask us.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Constructions | Destructible vinyl, void polyester, total-transfer film |
| Void message | Standard VOID / OPENED, or your own custom wording |
| Colours | Silver, white, and printed to your artwork |
| Numbering | Sequential numbers and barcodes |
| Adhesives | High-tack permanent, engineered not to release cleanly |
| Surfaces | Metal, plastic, painted and powder-coated surfaces |
Made to order. Sizes, shapes, materials and quantities are quoted per job. Send your drawing or a sample of the surface and we will confirm what will work.
Where it is used
Common applications for the holograms & security labels range.
- Brand protection on high-value consumer goods
- Warranty sealing on electronics and appliances
- Certificate, document and licence authentication
- Excise, duty and regulatory sealing
- Tamper sealing on cartons and pharmaceutical packs
Artwork and ordering
Send print-ready artwork as PDF, AI, EPS or CDR with 3 mm bleed and fonts converted to outlines. If you do not have artwork we can set it from your logo and copy. We proof digitally for your approval before any plate or die is cut.
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Questions
Security Labels — questions we are asked
What material is used for Security Labels?
Destructible vinyl, void polyester, total-transfer film. We specify the material against the job it actually has to do rather than supplying a single default — tell us the application and the conditions it will see, and we will confirm the build.
Which adhesive is used on Security Labels?
High-tack permanent, engineered not to release cleanly. The adhesive matters more than most buyers expect: a label that curls off a cold or oily surface is almost always an adhesive specified for the wrong job, not a printing fault.
Can Security Labels carry batch codes or serial numbers?
Yes. Sequential numbers and barcodes. Variable data is printed from your file or generated here, and where an audit trail matters we record the number ranges issued against each delivery.
Can Security Labels be made in a custom size or shape?
Yes. Cutting tools are made on our own premises, so a custom die profile is a matter of days rather than a wait on an outside toolmaker. Send the dimensions, a drawing or a sample of the container and we will confirm the tooling and quote it.
What is the minimum order quantity for Security Labels?
Quantities are quoted per job rather than fixed, because the economics change with the size, the number of colours and the material. Tell us the run size you have in mind and we will tell you honestly whether it is viable and what it costs.
Need a label built for your product?
Send us the size, the material and the surface it goes on. We will quote with a lead time, and make a sample before you commit to a production run.