Reflection-Transmission hologram combines both transmission and reflection characteristics. When viewed from one angle, it behaves as a transmission hologram, and from another angle, it acts as a reflection hologram. Such holograms are employed in artistic installations and unique visual effects.

The Honey Comb Hologram Label serves as a holographic security seal to protect and identify the product. Using holographic protection methods is the best way to ensure the authenticity of merchandise. Custom holographic stickers with security features can be printed on gold or silver foil, and when peeled off the product, they display a honeycomb pattern. Features of the custom security hologram include flip-flop image overlay, micro text or nano text that can only be identified by a special device or microscope, guilloche complex thin interlacing lines, the use of photo pictures, hidden images only visible with a laser beam, and lithography features.

The Honeycomb Hologram Label displays a pattern resembling a honeycomb shape once it is removed from the application substrate, serving as an indicator if the package has been opened or not. It is possible to print these labels on both silver and gold foil and they possess specific attributes. The unique base film used to create the label enables the honeycomb pattern to emerge once it is detached from the substrate, ensuring ease of identification if the package has been tampered with. These labels incorporate advanced technologies to create a highly secure anti-counterfeiting feature. The customized design boasts a holographic effect suitable for multiple applications aside from the honeycomb pattern. Moreover, the label can include a tailored pattern and the "VOID" text.

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.

Scratch Holographic Labels are used to conceal pre-printed data on cards and safety documents. The labels are commonly used in corporate gifting and are manufactured from high-quality materials and sophisticated printing methods. They are designed to modify the width and spacing of parallel lines to protect data. Their flexibility allows use on a broad range of products, such as pin codes on mobile recharge cards. Our firm is a specialist in the worldwide distribution of hologram stickers and provides a complete range of holographic scratch protection to fight counterfeiting on phone cards, credit cards, and other cards. Our latest product, the Fresh Holographic Scratch, is designed specifically for prepaid cards, phone cards, promotional coupons, and the like. Our holographic foils have several features that offer better protection against scratches and counterfeiting.

Flip-flop holograms are a mesmerizing and highly secure type of holographic sticker. What sets them apart is their ability to change their image or color when viewed from different angles, as if they are "flipping" or "flopping." This dynamic effect makes them not only visually appealing but also extremely difficult to replicate, making them an excellent choice for anti-counterfeiting measures and brand protection.

Pulse holograms represent a specialized and cutting-edge application of holographic technology that is designed to capture and recreate extremely fast events or phenomena, typically on the timescale of femtoseconds (one quadrillionth of a second) or picoseconds (one trillionth of a second). These holograms have found applications in scientific research, particularly in the study of ultrafast laser interactions, and in various advanced technological fields.

Multi-channel holograms are a sophisticated form of holographic technology that goes beyond traditional holograms by incorporating multiple images or scenes, each viewable from different angles. These holograms offer a dynamic and engaging viewing experience, allowing observers to see different aspects of the holographic content as they change their perspective.

Full-parallax holograms are designed to provide a 3D view from all possible angles, making them highly immersive. They are commonly used in holographic art installations, 3D mapping, and virtual reality simulations.