Description

The OPEN VOID label is a tamper-proof security label that shows if a product has been opened or tampered with. Once the label is removed, the adhesive displays a message such as "VOID OPEN" or "VOID" on the product. The OPEN VOID label can be used to protect stock, valuables and packaging and can help prevent theft and product damage.

OPEN VOID labels are transparent and fully transferable, making them the perfect security seal to discreetly protect all of your boxes and cartons. You can also use these labels to protect all of your paper bags and carton tubes. The total thickness of the labels is 0.60 – 0.70 mm, making them suitable for automated packaging as well. We can supply this material in the form of jumbo rolls, slit rolls and die-cut labels. The standard void message is OPEN VOID, but this can be customized to your own wishes.

No residue

This is a security sticker that leaves no residue on the surface after application, but signs of tampering can be seen on the front of the label.
They are made of polyester film and have a high-strength adhesive. These two features ensure tremendous strength. It is not for nothing that they are able to withstand temperatures between 0 and 80°C.
It is recommended to use them on non-porous surfaces.
You can write on the surface and you can customize its shape and size, as well as add any type of logo or information.

Key Feature

Hot stock anti-counterfeit label material
Label film delaminates and voids when removed

Metalized layer for opaque purposes
Metalized layer cracks and embossed information appears

Matte surface can be written with ink pen

Surface finish can be matte or glossy

Instant detection of tampering eyes

Wide Apllication

Air, sea and land transport: aircraft doors and windows, containers and air cargo, catering trolleys and storage, vehicle doors, secure areas and wooden or plastic pallets.
Industry: alarm and security equipment, voting boxes, emergency equipment, entry and exit doors, panels, fire extinguishers, first aid kits, computer equipment.
Monitoring: communication points and channels, valve and pump controls, instrumentation.
Financial sector: coin boxes and ATMs.
Retail: return management, packaging protection.