Secure substrate for scratch-off products
AssigneeHydragraphix LLC
InventorsGavin Lee Gaynor, Paul John Stamas, Kenneth E. Irwin, Jr., Fred W. Finnerty
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AssigneeHydragraphix LLC
InventorsGavin Lee Gaynor, Paul John Stamas, Kenneth E. Irwin, Jr., Fred W. Finnerty
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In one embodiment, a secure substrate provides a print-ready surface for printing scratch-off products and eliminates the need to print lower security layers for protecting against attempts to view hidden indicia information. In one embodiment, a secure substrate comprises applying microperforations to a dyed substrate that meets a predefined transmission optical density to resist an attempt to reduce the opacity of the dyed substrate by delamination. In another embodiment, a secure substrate comprises applying a lower opacity layer and a lower background layer on a substrate to provide a secure substrate that meets a predefined transmission optical density. In another embodiment, a secure substrate comprises applying a lower opacity layer on a substrate, applying a reflective coating, and applying a lower background layer over the reflective coating to provide a secure substrate that meets a predefined transmission optical density.
A method for manufacturing a secure Scratch-Off-Coating (SOC) protected document, wherein the document is composed of a separately manufactured secure substrate comprised of at least one lower opacity layer covering the entirety of the substrate that does not penetrate the substrate and at least one lower background layer applied on top of the lower opacity layer also covering the entirety of the substrate, a separate manufacturing process applies a printed indicia to the separately manufactured secure substrate with a series of secure SOC ink film layers also printed, the method comprising:
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