Borderless board print product and method of making the same
AssigneeFUJIFILM North America Corporation
InventorsCurtis Benton, Patrick McCarthy
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Abstract
A printable substrate for forming a borderless board print product including an image thereon is provided. The printable substrate comprises a printable board and a border. The printable board includes a front surface for including the image thereon, wherein the front surface is defined by at least one side edge. The border is removably coupled to the at least one side edge of the front surface of the printable board. The border is removably coupled to the printable board using perforations.
Claims20
A printable substrate for forming a borderless board print product including an image thereon, the printable substrate comprising:
- i) a printable board including a front surface for including the image thereon, wherein the printable board is defined by:
- a first side edge;
- a second side edge opposite of the first side edge;
- a third side edge including a first end and a second end, wherein the first side edge intersects the first end of the third side edge at a first point, and wherein the second side edge intersects the second end of the third side edge at a second point;
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- a fourth side edge opposite of the third side edge, wherein the fourth side edge includes a first end and a second end, wherein the first side edge intersects the first end of the fourth side edge at a third point, and wherein the second side edge intersects the second end of the fourth side edge at a fourth point;
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- ii) a border including an outer peripheral edge, wherein the border is removably coupled to the first side edge, the second side edge, the third side edge, and the fourth side edge of the printable board using perforations,
- iii) a first extended perforation portion extending a first distance from the first point, into the border, toward the outer peripheral edge of the border, without reaching the outer peripheral edge of the border;
- iv) a second extended perforation portion extending a second distance from the second point, into the border, toward the outer peripheral edge of the border without reaching the outer peripheral edge of the border;
- v) a third extended perforation portion extending a third distance from the third point, into the border, toward the outer peripheral edge of the border, without reaching the outer peripheral edge of the border;
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- vi) a fourth extended perforation portion extending a fourth distance from the fourth point, into the border, toward the outer peripheral edge of the border, without reaching the outer peripheral edge of the border.
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