Security Paper

Inkjet

Security Paper Inkjet Professional offers excellent colour print results, fast drying properties and outstanding converting process properties on High-Speed-Inkjet-Printers.

All security features are freely definable to create a customer-bespoke product. Used with both dye and pigment based inks, our quality is also suitable for printing with both magnetic and UV-Inkjet printing inks. PROSECURA Security Inkjet Professional is also available as a hybrid grade for combined Offset and Inkjet conversion.

PROSECURA Security Paper Inkjet Professional

Inkjet paper for all security print applications. Suitable for the latest generation of high speed inkjet printing technology.

Shade

naturalwhite

coloured

with optical brightener

Whiteness

UV-dull

customised

up to CIE 169

Substance

60 - 160 g/m²

Security Features for Inkjet

Watermarks (mill standard or bespoke; one-, two- or multi-tone; random, side localised or cut to register)

Security Fibres (daylight and UV-visible)

Starlights, A-Dots, Planchettes

Chemical Sensitisation

Security Threads (microprinted, fluorescent or metallised)

Special Verification Systems

PROSECURA Feature Overview

News / Press

1st September 2023

New Technical Manager at DREWSEN Spezialpapiere – Another rise from our own rows

Dr. Martin Siebert takes over the position of Technical Manager at DREWSEN Spezialpapiere as of 01 September 2023. Read more ...

22nd June 2023

DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE encourages health and environmentally friendly mobility

Since mid-June, employees at DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE in Lachendorf have the opportunity to charge their e-bikes free of charge at one of the three new charging stations. Read more ...

1st June 2023

DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE at this year's "Identity Week" in Amsterdam

From 13 - 14 June 2023, DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE will exhibit at “Identity Week" in the new host city of Amsterdam.

15th December 2022

DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE commissions its first photovoltaic plant

After DREWSEN SPEZIALPAPIERE succeeded in taking the first step towards regenerative energy supply with the purchase of three wind turbines in July of this year, the investment in a 1.4 megawatt peak photovoltaic plant is now the next step. Read more ...