Hot Stamping Hologram

Hot stamping hologram is the process of permanently transferring holographic images or patterns onto a surface using high temperature and pressure. This method provides high security against counterfeiting and fraud. Due to their complex structures and production challenges, these holograms are difficult to duplicate, creating visually appealing and striking three-dimensional effects.

Hot stamping holograms are commonly used in official documents such as currency and identity papers. This technique leverages the security features of hot stamping holograms to protect documents like banknotes, passports, and identity cards from counterfeiting. Additionally, they are preferred for high-risk products prone to counterfeiting, such as branded goods, bandrolls, stocks, and diplomas.