The Augustini company offers you high-quality design and production of various types of tickets:
The cards are protected with UV invisible printing, hologram protection, microprinting and microperforations. Entrance tickets can be made in a roll or zigzag. We use thermal paper of various thicknesses and weights (124–215 gr).
Security tickets are typically used to prevent counterfeiting, copying, or unauthorized sale of tickets for various events, such as concerts, sporting events, theater performances, or festivals. Ticket security helps organizers ensure ticket authenticity, control access, and prevent resale or other forms of fraud.
Holograms are one of the most secure forms of protection because they are very difficult to copy. They can be placed in key locations on the entrance and change colors or appearance under different light angles. They are often used to mark the authenticity of tickets.
QR codes and barcodes enable simple digital ticket verification when entering the event. When the scanner recognizes the code, it can confirm the validity of the ticket in real time. These codes also allow for tracking of ticket sales and distribution.
Each ticket can have a unique serial number that is recorded in the system. This helps organizers keep track of all tickets sold and ensure that it is not possible to duplicate or use the same ticket more than once.
Watermarks or microtexts can be printed on the ticket, and are invisible to the naked eye. These elements can only be detected under certain conditions, such as special light or a magnifying glass. This makes counterfeiting even more difficult.
Tickets often use a special ink that only becomes visible under UV light (ultraviolet light). This is another way to protect against counterfeiting, as UV ink is very difficult to replicate.
Some tickets use RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology. Tickets with RFID chips enable faster and more secure check-in upon entry. These cards may contain data that cannot be copied or duplicated.
Security tickets are typically used to prevent counterfeiting, copying, or unauthorized sale of tickets for various events, such as concerts, sporting events, theater performances, or festivals. Ticket security helps organizers ensure ticket authenticity, control access, and prevent resale or other forms of fraud.
Holograms are one of the most secure forms of protection because they are very difficult to copy. They can be placed in key locations on the entrance and change colors or appearance under different light angles. They are often used to mark the authenticity of tickets.
QR codes and barcodes enable simple digital ticket verification when entering the event. When the scanner recognizes the code, it can confirm the validity of the ticket in real time. These codes also allow for tracking of ticket sales and distribution.
Each ticket can have a unique serial number that is recorded in the system. This helps organizers keep track of all tickets sold and ensure that it is not possible to duplicate or use the same ticket more than once.
Watermarks or microtexts can be printed on the ticket, and are invisible to the naked eye. These elements can only be detected under certain conditions, such as special light or a magnifying glass. This makes counterfeiting even more difficult.
Tickets often use a special ink that only becomes visible under UV light (ultraviolet light). This is another way to protect against counterfeiting, as UV ink is very difficult to replicate.
Some tickets use RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology. Tickets with RFID chips enable faster and more secure check-in upon entry. These cards may contain data that cannot be copied or duplicated.
35+ years of experience. Over 50 million copies printed annually. ISO 9001 / 27001 / 14001 certified processes. Own logistics and distribution.
