Duplex liners and methods of making and using same
AssigneeWard Kraft, Inc.
InventorJesse Crum
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Abstract
A duplex liner for a shipping label. A method for making a liner for a shipping label comprises providing a first ply. The first is a clear plastic sheet. The method includes providing a second ply. The second ply comprises printable paper. The method comprises applying a copolymerized emulsion on an underside of the first ply, and using press rollers to press the first ply against the second ply to cause the copolymerized emulsion to fuse the first ply and the second ply.
Claims18
A method for making a liner for a shipping label, said shipping label having a face stock to which said liner is releasably coupled, said method comprising:
- providing a first ply, said first ply being a clear plastic sheet;
- providing a second ply, said second ply comprising printable paper;
- applying a copolymerized emulsion on an underside of said first ply;
- and
- using press rollers to press said first ply against said second ply to cause said copolymerized emulsion to fuse said first ply and said second ply.
A method for making a liner for a label, comprising:
- providing a first ply, said first ply being a clear plastic sheet;
- providing a second ply, said second ply comprising printable paper;
- applying a copolymerized emulsion on an underside of said first ply;
- using press rollers to press said first ply against said second ply to cause said copolymerized emulsion to fuse said first ply and said second ply to form said liner;
- and
- releasably adhering said liner to a face stock of said label.
A method for making a liner for a shipping label, said shipping label having a face stock to which said liner is releasably coupled, said method comprising:
- providing a first ply, said first ply being a clear plastic sheet;
- providing a second ply, said second ply comprising printable paper;
- applying a copolymerized emulsion on an underside of said first ply;
- and
- using press rollers to press said first ply against said second ply to cause said copolymerized emulsion to fuse said first ply and said second ply;
- releasably securing an upper surface of said first ply to said face stock;
- wherein, said upper surface of said first ply is configured to be printable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.