Printed matter – Having revealable concealed information – fraud preventer or... – Utilizing electromagnetic radiation
Patent
1991-02-06
1992-11-03
Bell, Janyce
Printed matter
Having revealable concealed information, fraud preventer or...
Utilizing electromagnetic radiation
283 94, 427 7, 427145, 427160, 427288, B42D 1500
Patent
active
051601710
ABSTRACT:
A method of security coding an article which comprises applying to the article an identification mark comprising at least one colorless or weakly-colored infra-red absorbing material and an article carrying one or more identification codes applied according to the method. The method is suitable for marking documents, currency and equivalents, such as cheques, credit cards and tickets, and for the identification of copyright materials and high valued added goods, such as tapes, cassettes, books, films, cameras, perfumes, spirits and designer goods to inhibit counterfeiting.
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Gregory Peter
Quayle Arthur
Bell Janyce
Imperial Chemical Industries plc
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