Business Forms

• Corporate Stationery
• Envelopes (standard & custom)
• Business Cards & Thank you cards
• Continuous forms and snap sets
• Tax Forms
• Checks
• Pressure Sesitive & Laser Labels (materials listed below)
• Static clings
• Custom tags
• Counterfeit-Proof Prescription Pads

Security Features

• Void pantograph (one of the most common) when copied produces the word void or copy on the photocopied image.
• Safety paper is paper pre-printed from the paper manufacturer. This paper is designed to thwart attempts in either erasing or editing the check. When an attempt is made at erasing a number or character, the background design is erased as well. Typically the design of the background is similar to the one above (without the void or copy feature). The pattern is available in many colors allowing for a match to your corporate colors or preference.
• Micro printing: Micro printing is printing a line made up of words or phrases by repeating the text over and over. Copiers and scanners have difficulty in reproducing those small letters.
• Thermochomic ink: This ink is heat sensitive and changes colors when exposed to heat. A designated symbol or even a logo can be used and when rubbed with your fingers will change colors. Since this feature must be printed copying is virtually eliminated. The image can be a logo or something simple as a circle. The front of the check has a notice to make sure to test the feature.
  Bleed through numbering (MICR & Arabic) When check numbers are printed on a check a special dye which soaks through the paper making it visible on the back side of the check. This process requires a printing press and is not easily duplicated on your standard duplicator, or copier. The numbers are exactly lined up and typically printed in black with the bleed through in red.
• UV Ink: Ultra Violet ink prints on top of paper and other inks and requires a special light (UV) to read the image or information.