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M/s Kiranholographics Manufacturer and exporter of Transparent Holographic Overlay Id Pouches and Rolls. These holographic Id overlays could be personalized with any firm emblem gives two and three-dimensional pictures on the card. This can be done in various ways for small qty we provide General pattern Holographic ID overlays in Sticker type which will be easily affixed on plastic and paper cards. Another way would be to move through a wracking printer. We supply 23-micron transparent holographic film for a printer by which any can uses thousands of patterns on card. We're engaged in supplying high-quality options with Transparent Holograms which can be laminated in exactly the exact same manner as the regular lamination film. Widely utilized in packets ID cards, bottles, and books, the range is valued for its durability, brightness, clarity, and higher resolution and could be laminated like a normal lamination movie. With the support of an experienced team of professionals and technologies, we can design and create customized solutions on BOPP, PVC, and Polyester as per the need of our clients that are valuable. We use high-quality ink for image print on Transparent Holograms that provides a superbly shiny and clean look. In a nutshell, it supplies your ID Cards, badges and auto owners allows an effective mixture of security

Kiranholographics is a company that deals with the production and export of customized Transparent Holographic Overlay ID Pouches and Rolls. The holographic ID overlays reflect both 2D and 3D images and can be customized to contain any company logo. In the case of small orders, we also offer holographic ID overlays in sticker format, which can easily be applied to plastic and paper cards. Or, our 23-micron transparent hologram film can be used with a wracking printer, which will allow for the generation of hundreds of patterns on a single card. Our high-quality transparent holograms can be laminated similar to regular lamination film and are widely used in packaging, ID cards, bottles, and books, owing to their durability, brightness, clarity, and high resolution.

Hot-stamping hologram rolls Hot Stamping is a printing process - embossing - in which a metal film (holographic, shiny) is transferred to the chosen material at high temperatures. It can be used with various materials, including paper, artificial leather, plastic, metal, and fabric. Furthermore, the pressed foil practically never leaves the plane of the substrate and thus becomes a natural part of it. Kiran Holographics are the best producers of Hot-stamping hologram rolls.

Holographic hot-stamping foil is an advanced multi-layer polyester film that features complex holographic designs or registered hologram motifs, with a thickness between 15 and 25 microns. It undergoes a specific wax release coating treatment and is adhered onto different substrates, such as paper, vinyl cards, and synthetic leather, using heat and pressure application. After the foil is attached, it cannot be relocated or detached from the base material, which could be paper, leather, or other surfaces. To make it more scratch-resistant, the foil is metalized. There are three different security hot-stamping foils: A) Registered hologram image with sensor mark - this type is visually striking, economical, and has high adhesion after application. It has a single sensor that facilitates its application via high-speed automated stamping, and it is designed with a holographic image that is favorable to effective stamping because of its operational routine images, thus reducing waste in the process.

The Hologram Master Origination works on the principle of sending light beams which can be broken and sent using lenses at a number of angles to create an interference pattern which is recorded in the form of an image over a glass plate. This artifact, made with a nickel mould, plays an important role during the making of holograms. The creation of holographic pictures helps masters counter product counterfeiting. By amplifying light beams and applying lenses, we produce an individual combination of interference-type security features on the glass plate. These features, which are both 2D and 3D holograms, are highly instrumental in preventing counterfeiting attempts. The hologram creation offers a genuine set of security features, including images produced by laser optical recording, dot-matrix holograms created by innumerable grating dots at various angles, and true color holograms created by photographic techniques. In addition, nickel molds are a protective feature in the hologram creation process.

Customized holograms are a versatile and highly effective security and branding solution that allows entities to design holographic features tailored to their requirements. Unlike pre-made holographic designs, customized holograms provide complete control over the holographic elements, enabling organizations to incorporate specific logos, text, images, or patterns that are integral to their brand identity or security strategy.

Microtext holograms are a high-security holographic feature that incorporates extremely small and finely detailed text or patterns into the holographic design. These elements are typically invisible to the naked eye without magnification, making them an effective deterrent against counterfeiting and forgery.The defining characteristic of microtext holograms is the microscopic size of the text or patterns they contain. These elements are deliberately crafted to be so tiny that they are nearly impossible to replicate accurately using standard printing or copying techniques.

UV holograms are a cutting-edge security feature that incorporates holography with ultraviolet (UV) light-reactive properties. These holograms are designed to be visible only under UV light, creating an additional level of security that is nearly impossible for counterfeiters to replicate accurately.The key characteristic of UV holograms is their ability to remain invisible to the naked eye in normal lighting conditions. However, when exposed to UV light, they reveal intricate holographic patterns, images, or text.

Named after the French physicist Augustin-Jean Fresnel, these holograms use a simplified diffraction pattern to create 3D images. They are more compact and thinner than traditional holograms, making them suitable for applications where space is limited, like automotive head-up displays and augmented reality glasses.