Holographic Films for Anti-Counterfeit & Premium Brand Packaging

Holographic lamination film is a unique material that merges the protective attributes of standard lamination with holographic effects, resulting in a visually captivating and secure outcome. In contrast to regular lamination film, holographic lamination film integrates three-dimensional holographic patterns, elevating the visual appeal and fortifying security measures against counterfeiting. The incorporation of holographic effects not only safeguards the laminated surface but also enhances its aesthetics, offering a distinctive and eye-catching finish.

Our holographic films can be tailored to your preferences. We provide a variety of patterns, colors, and sizes to align with your branding requirements, guaranteeing a one-of-a-kind and distinctive appearance for your products. Also offering with your company logo and/or customized design as per your requirements.

Holographic films are used in many different sectors, such as electronics, packaging, printing, security, cosmetics, and more. They provide a flexible option for companies that want to improve the visual appeal of their brands.

Holographic film plays a crucial role in brand security by providing a visually distinct feature that is difficult for counterfeiters to replicate. Its unique optical characteristics make it challenging for unauthorized parties to copy accurately, thereby protecting the brand from counterfeiting and ensuring consumer trust in the authenticity of products.

To order holographic films, simply contact our sales team through our website or give us a call at +91-8928 18 1178. We’ll be happy to discuss your requirements, provide samples, and guide you through the ordering process.

Holographic films can enhance your product packaging, brand identity, and security features. They add an aesthetic appeal, improve shelf visibility, and provide anti-counterfeiting measures.

Holographic lamination films are compatible with various printing and finishing techniques such as offset printing, flexography, and UV coating. It is crucial to consult with us to ensure compatibility and achieve the desired results.

The shelf life of holographic lamination films varies based on the material and storage conditions. Generally, they should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to maintain their quality. It is recommended to use films within their specified shelf life for optimal performance.

Metalized film offers a fully reflective, high-impact holographic surface — ideal when you want the film itself to stand out. Transparent film lets the underlying packaging or print show through while adding a subtle holographic security layer on top.

Seamless film uses patented continuous-pattern technology for a flawless design with no visible repeat lines, suited to premium packaging. Shim (shimline) film is coated using a repeating pattern process, typically more cost-effective for standard applications.

PET film offers higher durability, better metal bond strength, and suits demanding lamination applications. BOPP film is lighter and more cost-effective, often used in Cast and Cure processes for transferring holographic images onto printed substrates.

Cast and Cure film uses embossed BOPP and UV adhesive curing to transfer holograms onto substrates up to 1600mm wide. Transfer film achieves a similar result but is eco-friendly and polyester-free, making it suited for more sustainable packaging needs.

Standard rainbow film relies on the classic multi-color diffraction effect. Colour (Mylar) film applies specific Pantone shades for exact brand-color matching, offering more controlled, brand-consistent visual results.

Standard metalized film is fully reflective across its surface. Window metallized film combines transparency with reflective holographic sections, ideal when packaging needs a visible “window” to show the product inside a pouch or carton.

Standard aluminum-metalized film provides strong general-purpose reflectivity. HRI (High Refractive Index) ZnS-coated film delivers superior optical density and visibility, making it better suited for high-security applications requiring stronger authentication features.

Standard holographic film creates flat diffraction-based effects. UV embossed film adds lens elements of varying sizes for genuine 3D depth, creating a more dynamic, eye-catching visual on packaging.

Regular lamination only protects the surface. Holographic lamination adds the same protection plus three-dimensional visual patterns that are difficult to replicate — giving you security and shelf appeal in a single layer.

Generic film uses pre-made rainbow or light-beam patterns, ideal for quick turnaround and lower cost. Custom film is built around your logo and brand elements, offering stronger brand-specific counterfeit protection but requiring more lead time.

13-micron PET colour film applies color to the outer surface, suited for standard decorative use. 12-micron metallized colour film is thinner and used where color needs to sit beneath the metallization layer for a different visual and durability profile.

Wide web film (available up to 1650mm) is built for high-volume laminating, labeling, and wrapping across large packaging runs. Narrower formats suit smaller, more specialized applications where full-width coverage isn’t needed.

Lamination film is engineered for bonding directly onto packaging or cartons at scale. Label-focused film prioritizes adhesive compatibility and precise die-cutting for individual product labels — the base holographic technology is similar, but the finishing process differs.

Polyester-based film offers strong durability and is the industry standard for most security applications. Eco-friendly transfer film skips polyester entirely, making it a better fit for brands prioritizing recyclable or lower-impact packaging.

Pure aluminum metalized film (99% purity) delivers strong general reflectivity and optical density, commonly used in seamless rainbow designs. Zinc sulfide metalized film offers a higher reflective index, often chosen when visibility and security need to be maximized together.