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KINEGRAM TKO

Transparent KINEGRAM Overlay - highest security for centralized or decentralized issuance

The heat-transfer of an ultra-thin film containing optically-variable images onto the personalized ID cards or passport datapages is considered as one of the most effective methods to protect documents against tampering and forgery. Each customer project requires its own tailor-made solution. It is our mission to work with our customer to identify and develop the best solution for their needs.

  • Ultra-thin, transparent security foil with full-face KINEGRAM image
  • Unimpaired visibility of personalized data
  • Fully compatible with printing systems for personalization (ink-jet, laser or color-laser printers), and thus suitable for centralized or decentralized issuances
  • Attempts to remove the foil inevitably lead to the destruction of the KINEGRAM image
Application types of KINEGRAM TKO
Lamination of KINEGRAM TKO onto passport data pages
Lamination onto passport data pages
Sewn-in KINEGRAM TKO during passport production
Sewn-in during passport production
Lamination of KINEGRAM TKO onto cards
Lamination onto cards
Product types of KINEGRAM TKO
KINEGRAM TKO Available as 2-up sheets
Available as 2-up sheets to be sewn into the passport booklet
KINEGRAM TKO Available as single-sheet
Available as single-sheet passport inlays to issue decentralized documents
KINEGRAM TKO Available on rolls
Available on rolls; for card or passport application
KINEGRAM TKO references
Morocco passport with laminated KINEGRAM TKO
Morocco passport with laminated KINEGRAM TKO
Bulgarian passport with laminated KINEGRAM TKO
Bulgarian passport with laminated KINEGRAM TKO
Video: KINEGRAM sewn-in solution

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

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