Safeguard confidential printed documents, technical drawings, blueprints, and certificates from unauthorized removal. TAGIT 3D EM Systems and AntiLeak® Security Paper detect sensitive documents at secured exits, helping protect intellectual property and confidential information even when concealed in bags or briefcases.
TAGIT 3-Layer Security Paper features a fully enclosed detection layer for a smooth surface and reliable document detection. Protected by U.S. Patent No. 10,392,753.
A smooth, microwire-free surface improves handling and durability.
A smoother paper surface delivers sharper print quality and reduces printer wear, lowering maintenance costs.
Shorter, thinner microwires provide more uniform distribution for reliable and consistent document detection.
The detection range is typically between 65 cm and 80 cm, depending on the amount of integrated magnetic microwires in the security paper and the level of environmental interference at the installation site.
TAGIT AntiLeak® Paper is available in standard office and industrial formats, including both standard and cleanroom-compatible specifications. Standard sizes include A4, A3, US Letter, and US Tabloid, all with an 85 g/m² paper weight. Roll-format production for CAD, AutoCAD, and other large-format printing applications is also available on request.
Yes. TAGIT AntiLeak® Paper can still be detected when folded or cut. The detection range may vary depending on the remaining paper size, the amount of integrated detection material, and the installation environment.
Yes. TAGIT offers optional proprietary sensor technology that enables compatible printers and copiers to print only on authorized TAGIT AntiLeak® Paper. This helps prevent confidential documents from being printed on unauthorized paper and reduces the risk of information leakage.
Yes. TAGIT's 3D EM detection technology is designed to detect AntiLeak® Paper even when it is concealed inside booster bags, briefcases, or wrapped in aluminium foil. Detection performance depends on the installation and environmental conditions.
Yes. Mobile phone cameras can be used to photograph confidential information. Many government agencies, defense organizations, semiconductor manufacturers, and research facilities prohibit mobile phones in secure areas to help prevent this type of information leakage.
