FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF SECURITY PRINTING AND RFID MARKS

In the current research are described various ways to protect secure documents, labels and packages, and the different security printing techniques applied today and the way they will evolve in future. Security end products constitute a wide variety of different types of documents, packages, labels and cards. The degree to which these need protection from counterfeiters, forgers and terrorists depends upon how deleterious their illegal procurement and misuse is to human welfare and financial stability. In order to reduce forgery and counterfeiting, the printing industry uses a big range of variable security methods and via different combinations, a high security document is achieved. Security printing devices are often categorized as overt, covert and machine-readable. Another advantage that the security printer has today is the ability to produce security documents on nontraditional, nonporous substrates such as plastic and polymer biaxially oriented polypropylene. Due to this complexity in its chemical structure documents and banknotes have a greater abrasion resistance and lower rate of tampering. Our research will aim not only to configure well known methods of security printing arts, but as well get a deeper view of what is coming up next and how for example could the RFID marks become an affordable and reliable security features of our future production.