Flexcon Company, Inc.

Covectra, Inc.

Ronald Ducharme

Richard Smith

Stephen M Wood

Abhijeet Bhandari

Gary Miloscia

Tori Miller

Alexis L Hueglin

Peter Codner

Kenneth Koldan

John J Talamini

An authentication method includes receiving, at a processor, a signal representing an image of a serialization code and multiple flecks of a label, the flecks having a random distribution. The processor detects the serialization code and applies a modification to the image to produce a modified image. A subset of flecks of the modified image is detected, and metrics associated with each fleck from the subset of flecks are identified. The identified metrics are compared with metrics associated with a unique signature, and a message is displayed, via a user interface, indicating an authenticity of the label based on the comparison.

Methods for authenticating goods using randomly distributed flecks and serialization codes

A composite, comprising a substrate with two surfaces, and a dried or cured coating over at least a portion of one surface of the substrate, where the coating comprises a mixture of a polymeric binder and particles comprising at least one of: colored particles, reflective particles, and diffractive particles.

Enhanced label security features

A drum shell wrap is disclosed that includes at least two layers of an acrylic film and a plurality of layers of polyethylene terephthalate (PET).

Systems and methods for providing decorative drum shell wraps

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Dudley, MA, United States of America

Ronald Ducharme