Nottuln, Germany, 29 June 2012. The industry solution SECUDOC® by 3S enables forgery-proof documentation of entire distribution channels. Transport documents, such as delivery notes, shipping documents and papers for customs or other authorities are unambiguously identifiable as originals and can be attributed to a distinct delivery. Certificates, reports and security papers, contracts, plans, signatures and business letters as well as credit cards and ID cards can also be protected against forgery through the use of SECUDOC®.

The colour code is admixed to the transfer medium clear lacquer and can be easily printed or applied manually to the surface of the documents to be secured. SECUDOC® thus contributes its share to the prevention of document forgery and abuse.

The micro colour code technology has been counterfeit-proof for over 15 years. The product protection system SECUTAG® unambiguously identifies products as originals and is accepted as evidence by courts. Micro colour-codes safeguard brand and product portfolios and protect from unjustified product liability claims.

For many years, 3S has been actively contributing to the fight against brand and product piracy by offering legally binding labelling systems and it will continue to play its part.

3S Simons Security Systems GmbH

3S Simons Security Systems GmbH is an internationally renowned manufacturer of labelling systems for legally binding counterfeit protection. On the basis of the world's smallest micro colour codes SECUTAG®, 3S has developed several industry solutions against product piracy. Products, primary and secondary packaging, textile and sporting goods, certificates and other documents, data and ERP systems are secured against forgery using the colour codes. Additionally, counterfeit protection is combined with production and supply chain traceability.

For more information about legally binding counterfeit protection, visit www.secutag.com

Ariadne MedienAgentur
Dr. Christian Horn
Public Relations
Daimlerstraße 23
76185 Karlsruhe
Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 721 / 46 47 29-202
Email: christian.horn@ariadne.de

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