KINEGRAM FILM

Effective security for easy issuance

KINEGRAM FILM is ideal to secure personalized paper documents in scenarios of rapid, uncomplicated issuance. For documents in card format, the same technology can be used by applying a ready-made KINEGRAM FILM. Lastly, KINEGRAM FILM can serve to protect the holder's photograph on a passport data page.

What are the key advantages of KINEGRAM FILM?

Laminate with integrated KINEGRAM patch in transparent or metallized versions
Simple, rapid processing with commercial roller-laminators
Available as a single or 2-up sheet for passports, and as a pouch for identity cards
KINEGRAM FILM can also be provided with additional printing features

Application types

KINEGRAM FILM sewn into the passport booklet ready to be laminated

Lamination of personalized documents using KINEGRAM FILM

Product types

KINEGRAM FILM as 2-up sheets, ready to be sewn into the passport booklet — Available as 2-up sheets, ready to be sewn into the passport booklet

KINEGRAM FILM as ready-made laminate pouch in various formats and sizes according to customer specifications — Available as ready-made laminate pouch in various formats and sizes according to customer specifications

KINEGRAM FILM references

Netherlands Police ID card with KINEGRAM FILM

Learn more about the various combinations with the KINEGRAM foil technology:
KINEGRAM foil technology

News

The new Costa Rica 20,000 Colónes Banknote with KINEGRAM REVIEW from KURZ

The Banco Central de Costa Rica (BCCR) will issue its new 20,000 colones banknote on November 26. KURZ is proud to be part of the new banknote project by contributing a registered KINEGRAM REVIEW foil stripe applied over the transparent window in the Guardian polymer substrate supplied by CCL Secure. This foil-based feature with the unique non-holographic KINEGRAM REVIEW technology makes the new banknote extremely secure against counterfeiting.

KINEGRAM Easy Card – Instant issuing of secure temporary documents

OVD Kinegram unveils simple high security solution for temporary documents.

New Australian $100 Banknote with KINEGRAM ZERO.ZERO

The Australian Reserve Bank has announced the new $100 banknote will be released into general circulation on 29 October 2020. The new banknotes have been in production since mid-2019 and will soon be distributed ahead of their release into general circulation.

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