Authenticatable printed matter, and method for producing the same
Number of patents in Portfolio can not be more than 2000
United States of America Patent
Stats
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Jul 17, 2007
Grant Date -
Feb 5, 2004
app pub date -
Jun 8, 2001
filing date -
Jun 9, 2000
priority date (Note) -
Expired
status (Latency Note)
Importance
Abstract
An authenticity discriminable printed matter in which a latent image cannot be visually identified under ordinary visible light but appears upon being irradiated with UV rays. A basic image is formed on a base material. The basic image is made of a latent image portion and latent image peripheral portion. The latent image portion and latent image peripheral portion cannot be visually discriminated, and each of them is formed from a set of dots continuously laid out at a predetermined period. The resolution of the dots of the latent image portion is different from that of the dots of the latent image peripheral portion. The latent image portion and latent image peripheral portion have the same percent dot area per unit area and different dot peripheral lengths (contour lengths) per unit area. The latent image portion and latent image peripheral portion are printed by color fluorescent ink, thus obtaining printed matter.
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