Pigment/fluorescence threshold mixing method for printing photoc

Printed matter – Having revealable concealed information – fraud preventer or... – Utilizing electromagnetic radiation

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283 91, 283 89, 283902, 162140, 106 19, 25330135, B42D 1500

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052716457

ABSTRACT:
Commercially available pigments mixed with fluorescence compound to obtain print stuff mixtures for transfer thereafter to mattes. The print stuff mixtures obtainable thereby are used to print securitY and face-value documents which will be color copier resistant, that is, not be accurately reproducible or replicable by a photocopier. An empirical test is provided which will allow the ordinary skilled printer to determine the best titer of commercially available fluorescence to be used in the ink/pigment mixing scheme.

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