To answer growing requirements in term of security, SEMLEX offers a broad range of biometric cards:
Semlex is proud to propose various highly customizable biometric cards to provide solutions to our clients’ specific needs.
Always concerned about offering documents that comply to the latest recommendations, SEMLEX Europe offers cards with the following specifications:
These features are not limitative and can be adapted to the clients’ needs.
A personal biological (anatomical or physiological) or behavioral characteristic which can be used to establish a person’s identity by comparing it with stored reference data. Traditionally, the most popular biometric identifier is the fingerprint. Other frequently used biometric identifiers include the facial image, iris image and hand geometry.
Semlex integrates biometric features through different means :
Biometric data is stored in an embedded microchip (integrated circuit).
In order to guarantee the authenticity of your documents and to prevent falsification, various technical securities are offered:
Metallic pigments like aluminum and bronze are used as components of printing inks to produce surfaces with a metallic sheen. Metallic ink is a typical anti-copy ink.
Printing ink containing optically variable pigments will show large color shifts (strong variations in color) depending on the angle of observation or lighting.
Ink containing fluorescent substances (pigments) which is used to print text or motifs. This type of ink is visible under normal light and fluoresces under UV light.
Fine (intricate) designs consisting of interlaced continuous lines arranged in geometric patterns with the aim of raising the barrier for re-origination and reproduction.
This coloring process used in offset printing is used to protect security documents against color separation or copying, by subtly merging colors into each other resulting in a gradual color change.
Lines or motifs made up of very small letters or numbers that are barely perceptible to the eye that basic methods of reproduction can’t reproduce.
A unique sequential number that is printed or perforated in a document, which allows a document to be traced if it is lost or stolen.
Diffractive Optically Variable Image Device used as a security element. A number of effects are possible, e.g. 2D holograms (2-dimensional holograms) with structural and color changes, 3D holograms with images, holograms with kinematic effects, etc.