FAQ

NanoTagDNA are octagonal nickel tags ranging from 6-10 microns thick and 0.3mm to 0.5mm in size. They have a hologram-like appearance and display changes in colour under different viewing angles. Each tag is personalized with a unique Security Identification Code (SIC), which can be viewed with a 100x microscope. NanoTagDNA is shown in the image to the left.

Detection and Reading of NanoTags: NanoTags are embedded in adhesives that contain UV trace elements. A UV torch reveals the tag's location, and a microscope can then read the branding and SIC number.

Application Methods: There are five primary methods for applying NanoTags: brush, pen, wand, aerosol spray can, and security stickers. Each method is designed for different applications, from marking small personal items to larger surfaces like vehicles.

Security and Durability: NanoTags are highly secure, resistant to extreme temperatures (up to 1000°C), and can endure various environmental conditions without deterioration. The technology is protected by international patents and trade secrets.