Luminescence Security Inks
Luminescence International Ltd, the U.K. specialist manufacturer of security inks, has a wide range of products that can help in preventing counterfeiting and/or amendment of security documents.
Focussing almost entirely on the value-document protection market allows Luminescence to maintain a constant watch on the latest fraud and anti-fraud techniques being employed around the world enabling them to proactively respond to new elements of risk.
These products are available only to banks, government bodies and their bona-fide security printers.
Exchequer Print Security is proud to represent the Luminescence range of security ink solutions which includes:
1st Level Verification Inks: These are security features that can be easily verified in public situations
2nd Level Verification Inks: Highly secure features that require the use of special devices
Multi-Level Combinations: Inks that contain more than one security component, giving additional security in a single application
Anti-Amendment Inks: To protect variable information from unauthorised alteration
Security Threads & Specialties: Fluorescent and multi-colour stitching threads for binding passports. Also other miscellaneous ink products used to enhance security and function
In addition, Luminescence also custom manufactures specialty inks for many clients. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities
Cheque printing
For information concerning the Australian Payment Clearing Association's regulations on inks for company and bank cheques, please go to:
www.apca.com.au/Public/apca01_live.nsf/WebPageDisplay/PUB_115
Stock inks
Exchequer maintains stocks of Luminescence inks in Melbourne. These mainly relate to cheque printing, but include other commonly used security inks.
Our stock includes:
- Solvent Sensitive Inks
- Pantone Basic Colours
- Special colours
- Adhesion Promoting Varnish
- Fluorescent Inks
- Thermochromic Inks
- Magnetic (MICR)
- Papermark Ink
For information on stock items, pricing, or any questions please contact us.
