Advanced Phosphor System
The Advanced Phosphor System blends the convenience of phosphor with Microtrace’s expertise, resulting in the most secure phosphor system possible.
Expertise and guidance for your unique needs
Commonly used for packaging, the Advanced Phosphor System includes a proprietary detector and phosphor—usually delivered as a security ink or masterbatch.
With the Advanced Phosphor System, you have a range of security options available to you. Your dedicated Microtrace consultant serves as a resource for optimal implementation—and will help you find the exact right option for your needs.
Fully optimized system
Phosphor refers to microscopic ceramic particles that provide a response when illuminated with various types of concentrated light. With the Advanced Phosphor System, the particles are:
- Easy to implement due to small size (3 microns)
- Colorless and nearly invisible
- Easy to detect with yes-no verification
- Completely stable to heat and light exposure
OTHER OPTIONS YOU CAN IMPLEMENT INDEPENDENTLY
If you’re not looking to commit to a consultative engagement, explore Microtrace’s phosphor options you can implement independently:
IR VISIBLE PHOSPHOR
ENHANCED PHOSPHOR
BASIC PHOSPHOR SYSTEM
Let’s connect to discuss collaboration
With our collaborative approach for the Advanced Phosphor System, we work with you to get you exactly what you need. You need to be prepared with a budget of at least $100,000, and likely to execute a licensing agreement.
Specifications
Technical overview for advanced phosphor system
Medium security level
Masterbatch
Ink
No - Samples are not available for this product.
Yes - A licensing agreement is required.
Detection Methods for Advanced Phosphor System
Phosphor Detector
Laser Pen
Microscope
Molecular
Phosphor Beeper
Spectral 1.0
Spectral 2.0
UV Light
Molecular Spot Reader
Let’s connect to discuss collaboration
With our collaborative approach for the Advanced Phosphor System, we work with you to get you exactly what you need. You need to be prepared with a budget of at least $100,000, and likely to execute a licensing agreement.
