Method of embossing repeating patterns on a substrate, the patte

Optical: systems and elements – Diffraction – From grating

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101 5, 101 22, 264 134, 283 86, 359 2, 359573, 359575, G02B 518, B44B 500, B29D 1100

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054651760

ABSTRACT:
In a preferred embodiment, a method of producing embossed first and second elongate, edgewise side by side, repeating, optical patterns on a sheet for use in producing secure identification means, the method comprising: continuously embossing the first and second optical patterns on the sheet, such that the first and second patterns repeat at different rates, so that the first pattern will "walk" with respect to the second pattern.

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