Two real planes of depth
The artwork is interlaced under a lens array, so separate layers appear at different depths. A photocopy flattens it into one frozen image — the depth simply disappears.
3D anti-counterfeit technology
A naked-eye 3D lenticular label. No tools, no app, no scanning.
Two depth planes — one floating, one sinking — shift as the label tilts, and cannot be photocopied.
THE IDEA BEHIND 3D
We build a micro-lenticular structure into the label itself. One layer floats forward, one sinks back, producing true depth as the label tilts. The layers are printed on the label — no screen, no connection, nothing to install.
No UV lamp. No code reader. No multi-step instructions for the end customer. One look decides. That is what authentication should have been all along: simple, immediate, and uneconomic to reproduce.
3D ANTI-COUNTERFEIT
Conventional features ask the buyer to carry a tool, go online, or read instructions. A 3D lenticular label gives the judgement back to the eye.
The artwork is interlaced under a lens array, so separate layers appear at different depths. A photocopy flattens it into one frozen image — the depth simply disappears.
Produced on the same class of equipment used for banknote features. The tooling cost alone makes short counterfeiting runs uneconomic.
Every label carries its own 8-character code. Copy that label and you copy a code that has already been checked — which is exactly what the verification history exposes.
REAL LABEL · REAL DEPTH
Filmed on a physical label: the upper plane floats forward, the lower plane sinks back, and real depth appears as the viewing angle changes. Material and micro-structure make scanning, copying and flat photography useless.
APPLICATIONS
Security labels, seal stickers and certificates of conformity, combined to match the material and the point of sale. The buyer can reach a verdict before the packaging is even opened.
High-value parts, motors and controllers. A security label combined with a certificate of conformity covers both after-sales traceability and channel diversion.
Bottle seals and carton labels, verified before opening. The label is thin enough that the original packaging design stays intact.
Cap seals and gift-box labels make both distribution checks and on-the-spot verification straightforward — no dedicated device, even at a dinner table.
Certificates, tickets and qualification papers. Depth that shifts with the viewing angle is exactly what a photocopy, scan or reprint cannot reproduce.
Images are illustrative. Final label structure and placement depend on the actual packaging.
ANTI-COUNTERFEIT CHECK
Enter the 8-character security code on the package to see its verification history.
CONTACT
If you are looking for a security solution that is harder to replicate on a high-value product, send us the packaging, the material and how it is used. We will start from the label structure, where it sits on the pack, and how it gets checked — and work through an assessment together.
Shanghai PMAFT Anti-Fake Tech Co.,Ltd.
Room 904, Building 8, No. 1898 Laiyin Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai 201600, China
www.pmaft.com