Light-emitting, light-rechargeable labels for containers
OwnerJason Monkarsh, Steeve Bohbotinventors
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A light-emitting, light-rechargeable label for containers and the method of making the label is disclosed. The substrate for the label is made of Polyvinyl Chloride, or PVC. The substrate is printed with a phosphorescent ink to create the desired glow in the dark, light-emitting label. The phosphorescent ink is Strontium based, comes in a powder form and is mixed with a clear UV curable flexographic ink solvent. The PVC sheets are then run through a flexographic printing press to be printed with at least one layer of the phosphorescent ink. The printed sheets are then cut, formed and bonded into label sleeves, which are heat shrunk onto a container or bottle through either a hot air or steam shrink tunnel machine. The finished product is a bottle whose label looks white with a printed image with normal ambient light.
A phosphorescent ink for subsequent printing onto a label to yield a glow-in-the-dark label, said ink being made by mixing a phosphorescent powder with a UV curable ink solvent.
A printed multi-layer film label, suitable for being adapted to apply to a container, comprising:
A method of making a phosphorescent label for containers, comprising the following steps:
A container product, comprising:
A container product, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.