Revenue Tax Stamps have been in use for a very long time, with the development of security features advancing steadily. Recent advances in technology, as well as the ever-increasing requirement for data, are changing the requirements for Tax Stamps at a faster rate than ever before. In this Webinar, Baldwin will highlight the Role of Serial Numbers and Barcodes on Revenue Tax Stamps, and discuss the use of modern inks and production methods.
After briefly reviewing Revenue Tax Stamp use and history, we will dive into what makes a Tax Stamp secure. This will include discussing examples of typical security features used and why. We will show how bar codes and serial numbers are used including the increasing use of advanced covert numbers. And we will talk about some methods used to facilitate a Track and Trace process.
Tax Stamps are produced in a few different ways and often in a multi-step process. We will present information on the current trends in the customization process. We will review examples of complete machine solutions that include Serialization, Barcoding and Quality Control. The use of Ink Jet Printing for serial numbers and codes is common, and we will discuss the advantages of using UV inks, and the advantages of UV LED curing. The solution includes multiple points of print inspection and number and code verification and data reporting.
Are you producing Tax Stamps now, and want to increase your business or improve your capabilities? We will discuss some new markets, review the latest security features, and talk about the advantages of implementing a flexible stand-alone printing and quality control solution.
The Role of Serial Numbers and Barcodes on Revenue Tax Stamps
- Examples of Tax Stamps
- The Use of Tax Stamps
- Security Features on Tax Stamps
- Bar Codes and Serial Numbers on Tax Stamps
- Modern Covert Numbers on Tax Stamps
- Unique Identifiers for Track and Trace
- Machine Solutions for Serializing and Barcoding
- Serializing and Barcoding of Tax Stamps
- Expectations of a Quality Control System
- Advantages of UV Inks
- Verification of Serial Numbers
- Data Collecting and Reporting
- Advantages of UV LED Curing
- New Tax Stamp Markets
- Latest Security Features on Tax Stamps
Key Learning Objectives
- What Security Features and Unique Identifiers Are Used on Tax Stamps
- How Serialization and Barcoding of Tax Stamps is Typically Done
- What Are the Advantages of UV Inks, and UV LED Curing Systems
- How Quality Control and Verifications Systems Are Used in Tax Stamp Production
Key Speaker
Erwin Wagner
Global Sales Manager – Security Print
Erwin Wagner is the Global Sales Manager for Security Print at Baldwin Americas Corporation.
Educated in both Europe and the USA, Erwin worked as an Industrial Automation Engineer in Germany developing software for automatic production lines, robots and robotic vision systems. Returning to the US in 1991, Erwin began his career in Security Print as a Support and Development Engineer for Camera Based Quality Control Systems. His most notable achievement was the design and development of the world’s fastest Document Imaging Scanner in 1999. Please view https://www.vision systems.com/articles/print/volume-5/issue-5/technology-trends/document-scanner-races-at-600-sheets-per-minute.html for details.
After a management buyout of the Inspection Systems manufacturing division by Erwin and two British colleagues, Erwin worked with Verification Systems Limited (west of London, UK) as an owner and Sales Director for more than ten years. Verification Systems Limited specialized in Variable Data Inspection for the Security Print Industry and merged with PC Industries, specializing in Print Quality Inspection, in 2016. The merged companies combined the two technologies, each leading in their specific field, with the goal to develop the best and most versatile Inspection Technology worldwide. PC Industries was then acquired by Baldwin Technology Company, together with QuadTech and Web Printing Controls, to form Baldwin Vision Systems.
Erwin currently resides near Atlanta, Georgia and can be reached at Erwin.Wagner@Baldwintech.com
