Holographic Protein Powder Labels with Raised UV.

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Material: 50 μm holographic matte film
Process / finish: Holographic finish, Digital UV

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Holographic Protein Powder Labels with Raised UV

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The supplied sample shows a near-black supplement label crossed by angular iridescent graphics. The supplied production notes identify 50 μm holographic matte film with holographic finish, digital uv. The important design move is that the reflective marks move across the dark ground while the information stays grouped in readable bands. The roll view helps show how the repeated artwork, trim and fine text behave at the intended small format. The visible lettering and artwork belong to this supplier demonstration; a new order would require its own approved identity, dimensions and production specification.

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