Security seal design
The organization’s name and mark are integrated with security patterns. Fine lines and guilloches provide specific details for comparing impressions.
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ImenMohr · Security in your official seal
A seal impression carries an organization’s identity onto its documents. ImenMohr combines security design and distinctive features to support authenticity review and help distinguish forged impressions.
Paya System Behestan has developed ImenMohr since 1395 in the Solar Hijri calendar. Projects for municipalities, universities, public bodies and companies demonstrate its use in organizational correspondence and documents.
From security design to seal review
Identity record and dedicated code
Documented ImenMohr examples include an identity record and a registration code, including the Yazd University and Sistan and Baluchestan Governorate projects in the archive.
Comparing security features
The impression is compared with its reference and recorded specifications. Understanding the patterns and design details supports the review of differences and suspicious impressions.
ImenMohr packaging and identification label
Product packaging
ImenMohr packaging carries instructions for use and care alongside the seal’s identification label.
Identification and authenticity label
This example brings together the seal holder’s details, a sample impression, identifiers and the authenticity system’s QR code.
From the Paya System Behestan archive
ImenMohr projects
Planning an organizational seal
Identify the organization, its mark and the seal’s role in documents.
Share the current impression and security needs with the ImenMohr team.
Review and approve the dedicated design and specifications before production.
ImenMohr questions
Who uses ImenMohr?
Organizations and companies whose seals carry authority in correspondence, permits and documents. The Paya System Behestan archive includes work for municipalities, universities and public bodies.
What is a security guilloche?
A guilloche is a pattern formed from precise lines and curves. In a seal, these patterns sit alongside the organization’s mark and provide details for comparing impressions.
What is needed to discuss an order?
The organization’s name, logo file, seal use and current impression provide the starting information. Dimensions, design and security features are defined with the ImenMohr team.
Next step
Discuss your seal
Contact Paya System Behestan to discuss your requirements and the right solution.