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US 2004/0201478 A1Published application
Dual security label
AssigneeKMA Global Solutions Inc.
InventorsJeffrey Reid, Laura Wilkes
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Abstract
A dual security label comprising a cover stock body comprising a first side and a second side, with an adhesive on the second side of the cover stock body. A first antitheft device adhered to the adhesive and a second antitheft device adhered to the adhesive. The exposed adhesive used for adhering the dual security label to products being sold by retailers or used for adhering to an enclosing member.
Claims24
A dual security label comprising:
- a) a cover stock body comprising a first side and a second side wherein the second side is coated with an adhesive,
- b) a first antitheft device adhered to the adhesive on the second side of the cover stock body, and
- c) a second antitheft device adhered to the adhesive on the second side of the cover stock body.
A method for making a security label comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a cover stock body comprising a first side and a second side,
- b) providing and an adhesive and applying the adhesive to the second side of the cover stock body,
- c) providing a first antitheft device and adhering the first antitheft device to the adhesive, and
- d) providing a second antitheft device and adhering the second antitheft device to the adhesive.
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A method of making dual security labels comprising the steps of:
- providing a roll of release liner and unwinding the roll of release liner and running it through a first sensor application machine and applying a first antitheft device to the release liner,
- providing a second sensor application machine and applying a second antitheft device to the release liner,
- providing a roll of cover stock having an adhesive and applying the cover stock over the first and second sensors,
- providing a cutting machine and cutting the cover stock without cutting the release liner to form dual security labels,
- providing a rewind wheel and winding the dual security labels in a roll.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.