Fluorescent Pigments Textile - invisible security pigment – Topwell
Fluorescent Pigments Textile - invisible security pigment – Topwell Detail:
invisible security pigment
Product Name：invisible security pigment
other name：UV Fluorescent pigment
Appearance: White or off-white powder
Luminous color: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, White, Purple
Style: Inorganic/Organic pigment
Irradiated light: 365nm UV light
Advantages:
1)brightly luminous/high luminous;
2)energy-saving, environmental protection, non-toxic, harmless;
3)stability chemical, good water resistance and temperature resistance;
4)Long service life: More than 10 years
Application:
★ As the color of UV pigments are not noticeable when incorporated into security inks, fibres and papers, when irradiated with UV light, they emit fluorescent radiation of fresh colours and so are immediately identifiable;
★Used in postage stamps, currency notes, credit cards, lottery tickets, security passes, etc;
★Apply for architectural decoration, such as hotels and restaurants, discotheques and night clubs, gymnasiums and other public entertainment places for outstanding visible effects.
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