Dot-Matrix holograms are created using advanced dot- matrix technology, where holographic dots are strategically placed in a high- resolution grid. Each dot reflects light to produce dynamic visual effects, such as shimmering colors and 3D appearances. These holograms are commonly used for branding, product authentication, and decorative purposes due to their vibrant, eye-catching designs.
The 2D/3D hologram combines multiple two- dimensional layers arranged at different depths to create the illusion of a three- dimensional image. These holograms are known for their depth perception and vibrant color transitions, making them ideal for security applications like ID cards, banknotes, and product labels, as well as aesthetic purposes.
Flip-flop holograms feature an interactive design that changes appearance when viewed from different angles. Two or more images are embedded into the hologram, creating a "flipping" effect between the visuals. These holograms are commonly used for promotional materials, packaging, and security labels due to their engaging and distinctive visual effects.
E-beam holograms are produced using electron beam lithography, offering exceptionally high resolution and intricate design capabilities. These holograms can include microtext, nano patterns, and other sophisticated elements, making them highly secure and nearly impossible to replicate. E-beam holograms are frequently used for currency, passports, and other high- security applications.
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