RU182569U1 - MAIL STAMP ON SELF-ADHESIVE PAPER - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the printing industry, namely the production of postage stamps with protection against counterfeiting. The technical result is to increase the degree of protection against counterfeiting of a postage stamp. The technical result is achieved due to the fact that the basis for the manufacture of stamps consists of multilayer self-adhesive opaque paper consisting of of three layers: surface, adhesive and siliconized paper. The indicated utility model refers to the sixth, “Kremlin” issue (2009) and represents a return self-adhesive stamps with the most common denominations. The difference from the fourth issue of related topics was the expansion of denominations to 100 rubles, as well as the presence of additional degrees of protection. The series includes 12 plots. To confirm payment for postal services for sending simple and registered written correspondence provided by federal postal organizations, state postage signs are used. As state signs of postal payment are used, including postage stamps, glued to written correspondence or applied in a printing manner to postal envelopes and postcards.

Description

Application area.

The utility model relates to the printing industry, namely to the production of postage stamps with protection against counterfeiting.

The level of technology.

An analogue is known from the prior art - a utility model “Postage stamp” (RF patent No. 13634).

1. A postage stamp that includes a sheet base of opaque paper with an image visible on the front side under normal lighting and an adhesive layer on the back side and a special marking confirming the genuineness of the stamp, characterized in that the sheet base is made of paper having, under normal lighting, visible the light spectrum is white, and when irradiated with ultraviolet rays, it acquires a darker shade, and special marking is made in the form of an image that is invisible under normal lighting on the front side of Stow bases, fluorescent under ultraviolet rays.

2. A postage stamp according to claim 1, characterized in that the image is invisible under normal lighting and is made of colorless fluorescent paint applied to the front side of the sheet base under the image visible under normal lighting.

3. A postage stamp according to claim 1, characterized in that the image visible under normal lighting on the front side of the sheet base is made with ordinary printing inks.

4. The postage stamp according to claim 1, characterized in that the opaque paper of the sheet base in its mass contains special dark fibers that are visible under ordinary lighting in the visible spectrum of light and fluorescent when irradiated with ultraviolet rays.

5. A postage stamp according to claim 1, characterized in that the microtext is made on the front side of the sheet base in an image visible under normal lighting.

6. The postage stamp according to claim 5, characterized in that the microtext is made readable under ordinary lighting at a magnification of 6-8.

7. A postage stamp under item 5, characterized in that the microtext is made in the form of drawing elements, decorative frames, ornaments.

8. A postage stamp according to claim 5, characterized in that the microtext is made of repeatedly repeated words or words.

9. A postage stamp according to claim 8, characterized in that the word "Stamp" is used as a repeatedly repeated word.

The disadvantage of this analogue is the insufficient degree of protection against fakes, which is expressed in the use of outdated technologies for the manufacture of protective elements.

Disclosure of the essence of the utility model.

The technical result consists in increasing the degree of protection against forgery of a postage stamp.

The technical result is achieved due to the fact that on all the postage stamps an element of yellow-orange color is printed, made using metallized ink, which has a characteristic gloss and absorption in the infrared (IR) range of the spectrum.

The basis for the manufacture of postage stamps consists of multilayer self-adhesive opaque paper, consisting of three layers: surface, adhesive and siliconized paper.

Glue used for the manufacture of self-adhesive paper of a single action, excluding the possibility of re-re-sticking of the brand. Paper has luminescence under the influence of UV radiation.

A postage stamp is produced by offset printing on a surface layer of self-adhesive paper with figured perforation and with the use of paints with a visual effect and inks containing special markings.

Postage stamps have non-standard figured perforation.

Postage stamps contain contour microtext with the repeating word "RUSSIA" with a letter height of 190 microns.

Postage stamps contain elements metamerically IR absorbed, i.e. elements that have the same color in daylight and have different absorption in the IR spectral range - some of the elements ((image of the State Emblem of the Russian Federation, the words “RUSSIA RUSSIA 2009”) have optical absorption in the IR spectral range (visible in the IR visualizer), another part of the elements (microtext, brand name) does not have absorption of optical radiation in the IR spectral range (invisible in the IR visualizer).

The brand value is blue and has luminescence under the influence of infrared radiation (anti-Stokes luminescence).

Brand size 38 × 23 mm.

A brief description of the drawings.

FIG. 1 - the location of the protective elements

1 - self-adhesive paper weighing 195 g / m ² , for postage stamps;

2 - graphic elements do not have absorption of optical radiation in the infrared range of the spectrum (invisible in the IR visualizer);

3 - graphic elements have absorption of optical radiation in the infrared range of the spectrum (visible in the IR visualizer);

4 - contour microtext "RUSSIA";

5 - graphic elements have luminescence under the influence of infrared radiation.

FIG. 2 - section along aa.

6 - surface layer;

7 - adhesive layer;

8 - siliconized paper.

Implementation of a utility model.

The indicated utility model refers to the sixth, “Kremlin”, issue (2009) and represents a return to self-adhesive stamps with the most common denominations. The difference from the fourth issue of related topics was the expansion of denominations to 100 rubles, as well as the presence of additional degrees of protection. The series includes 12 stories.

To confirm the payment of postal services for sending simple and registered written correspondence provided by federal postal organizations, state signs of postal payment are used. As state signs of postal payment are used, including postage stamps, glued to written correspondence or applied in a printing manner to postal envelopes and postcards.

Claims (1)

A postage stamp on self-adhesive paper, consisting of a base having a surface layer, an adhesive layer and siliconized paper, as well as IR-metameric elements, some of which have optical absorption in the infrared range, while the other part does not have optical absorption in IR spectrum range, characterized in that on all postage stamps an element of yellow-orange color is printed, made using metallized ink with a characteristic gloss and thicker low in the infrared (IR) range of the spectrum.

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