Security labels

Two problems, usually two vendors. We close that gap.

A label that's hard to copy and a code that's individually identifiable normally come from different suppliers, stitched together after the fact. We make both — the micro-optic security layer and the per-unit QR identity behind it — as one product, not a vendor handoff.

Why this is harder than it looks

Most label security and most QR intelligence are built by people who never talk to each other.

Security-print converters are good at making a physical pattern that's difficult to reproduce. QR and traceability platforms are good at giving every code its own identity and scan history. Very few do both under one roof — so most brands end up buying a converter and a software platform separately, then hoping the two integrate cleanly.

Security-print vendors cover physical anti-copy protection without per-code digital identity; software platforms cover digital identity without a physical anti-copy layer; O4QR covers both.
Where the physical and digital halves usually live apart — and where they meet.
The constructions

A micro-pattern layer and a unique QR code, designed as one label.

A micro-optic layer and a micro-printed graphic indicia combine into a dynamic 3D effect in real colour — instantly recognisable, and beyond what a scanner or a press can reproduce.

Self-adhesive (PSA) labels

The standard carrier. A micro-optic layer over micro-printed indicia gives a dynamic 3D effect in real colour.

Cartons, bottles, cases

PSA tamper-evident labels

Any attempt to lift or reapply the label leaves permanent, visible evidence.

Seals, closures, warranty-void points

Tax stamps

Revenue-grade stamps built to the security pedigree of the currency industry.

Excise goods, regulated categories

Security threads for textile

Woven-in authentication for garments and soft goods, where a surface label would not survive.

Apparel, textiles, upholstery

Security tapes for labels and shrink sleeves

Tape and sleeve formats for products already using shrink or wrap decoration.

Shrink-sleeved packs, bundling

Printed micro-optic films for converting

Film supplied on the roll for your own converter to finish.

In-house or third-party conversion
Cross-section of a micro-optic security label: adhesive, durable substrate, micro-pattern security layer, and printed unique QR code, with two labels die-cut from a liner sheet.
Four layers, specified together — and die-cut to your existing pack format.
What's included

From a blank label to a trackable one.

Per-unit identity

Every label carries its own code. Never a link shared across a print run.

Scan-level visibility

Time, location and device for every scan, tied to the physical unit it came from.

Made and coded together

Pattern and code specified on one job, die-cut to the format your line already applies.

Verified like any other code

Customers and field teams scan the same way. No separate app.

Tell us the problem. We will propose the solution.

Tell us the product, the pack and roughly the volume, and what you need the label to prevent. We will discuss it with you, recommend the construction that fits, and come back with a quote. Quotes are built per job at any run length; no account needed to ask.