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JOANNE OGDEN APPOINTED TO INTERNATIONAL HOLOGRAM MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION BOARD AS EU AND EFTA BOARD REPRESENTATIVE

posted on February 28, 2018

Joanne Ogden, Global Sales Manager for ITW Security Division has been appointed to a new-look board of the International Hologram Manufacturers Association (IHMA), as the global trade body marks its 25th anniversary in 2018.

ITW SECURITY’S HOLOGRAPHIC PASSPORT LAMINATES DELIVER FOR DILETTA’S ULTRA-HIGHSPEED LAMINATOR

posted on February 07, 2018

ITW Security Division has developed its latest generation of Holographic Passport Film for DILETTA’s new RL120+ passport laminator, to enable it to accurately apply laminates at speeds of up to 400 passports per hour, offering users significant enhancements in both machine utilisation, speed and security.

ITW SECURITY’S HOLOGRAPHIC LAMINATES PROTECT MOLDOVA’S NEW E-PASSPORT

posted on December 12, 2017

ITW has supplied over 500,000 holographic passport laminates to protect and secure the variable data page on the new Moldova e-Passport, produced by h...

ITW HIGHLIGHTS THE CONTINUED NEED FOR PHYSICAL ID CARDS IN ITS LATEST WHITE PAPER

posted on November 15, 2017

ITW Security Division has added its latest White Paper ‘The Physical ID Card is Dead – Long live the Physical ID!’ to its website fo...

ITW Security's Unichroma Ribbon & Matica's S7000 Card Personalisation Platform Deliver Full Colour Personalisation For Polycarbonate Cards

posted on September 28, 2017

ITW Security Division has developed the latest generation of Unichroma™ dye diffusion thermal transfer (D2T2) ribbons for Matica Technologies’ S7000 high volume card issuance platform, enabling it to deliver full colour image printing across the latest polycarbonate and hybrid card substrates.

ITW Highlights The Value In Holograms In Its Latest White Paper

posted on September 12, 2017

ITW Security Division has added its latest White Paper ‘The Hologram - Still Going Strong!’ to its website for the personal ID and secure government documents market at www.itwsecuritydivision.com.

ITW Security's Passport Laminate Solutions Meet The Challenges Of Lower Volume Document Issuance

posted on August 03, 2017

Passport documents by their very nature require the variable data of each holder to be secure and protected from fraudulent activity. It is essential that these pages are adequately protected from tampering and alteration, however the recent proliferation in the number of passport formats has meant that there is a wider than ever need for effective solutions that work across a variety of passport booklets, setting a real challenge for Governments.

ITW Security's New SecurePrint Patch Delivers Level 1 Security and Durability To Driving Licence and ID Card Projects

posted on July 18, 2017

The new SecurePrint Laminate Patch for ID Cards and Driving Licences from ITW Security Division combines the latest security printed features to prevent counterfeiting and aid in the authentication of genuine ID documents. Available as a Laminate Patch it has been designed to work with a wide variety of plastic ID Card substrates including PVC, PET and composite cards that have been personalised with a D2T2 or retransfer card printer. SecurePrint also provides excellent adhesion and durability protecting the personalised ID Card or Driving Licence against daily wear and tear and tampering.

ITW Security Division Has Passport Security Covered At SDW 2017

posted on June 06, 2017

ITW Security Division’s leadership in the creative development of highly secure laminate solutions for passports worldwide, will be underlined by its latest products on display at its exhibition stand L45 at SDW 2017 at the QEII Centre, London on 26-28th June.

ITW Security Division's Passport Laminates Have Variable Data Security Covered

posted on March 13, 2017

Passport documents by their very nature require the variable data of each holder to be secure and protected from fraudulent activity. It is essential that these pages are adequately protected from tampering and alteration, however the recent proliferation in the number of passport technologies has meant that there is a wider than ever need for effective solutions that work across a variety of passport formats, setting a real challenge for security providers.