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HK PolyU researchers develop anti-erasing ink

09 Sep '13
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The printed information can withstand physical tampering and leave non-removable trace marks. Users may also choose their preferred trace marks from a selection of ink colours.

"With the adoption of ATE Ink, product manufacturers now have an effective tool to combat counterfeit and tampered products that could result in disastrous impact on its operations and goodwill. More importantly for the society, consumers can be rest assured that their purchased food and beverage products are safe as the expiry dates on them are genuine," Professor Li said.
 
Three patent applications have been filed for the development of ATE Inks. The production of ATE Ink has been scaled up for commercialization in the Chinese mainland through the partnering company, Hallyuen Holding Limited. 
 

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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