Clear, peelable plastic labels
OwnerLeo Landoll, Benjamin Tuttleinventors
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OwnerLeo Landoll, Benjamin Tuttleinventors
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A clear plastic label for attachment to a product package, such as a glass bottle, through a tacky adhesive component. The clear plastic label includes at least an outer plastic substrate and an inner substrate secured together though a weak interlayer bond. The inner substrate has a lower surface secured to the product package through the tacky adhesive and has a peel strength to the tacky adhesive greater than the peel strength of the weak interlayer bond. Thus, when a person applies a peel force to the clear plastic label, the outer plastic substrate is peeled from the product by separating from the inner substrate at the weak interlayer bond, thereby leaving the inner substrate overlying the tacky adhesive to eliminate the tacky feel of the adhesive and at least partially mask any odor of the adhesive.
A clear plastic label for attachment to a product package through a tacky adhesive component, said clear plastic label including at least an outer plastic substrate and an inner substrate secured together through a weak interlayer bond, said inner substrate having a lower surface secured to the product package through said tacky adhesive and having a peel strength to said tacky adhesive greater than the peel strength of the weak interlayer bond, whereby when the outer plastic substrate is peeled from the product package it separates from the inner substrate at said weak interlayer bond and leaves said inner substrate overlying said tacky adhesive to eliminate the tacky feel of said adhesive and at least partially mask any odor of said adhesive.
A method for maintaining a cover over an aesthetically undesirable tacky adhesive employed to adhere a clear plastic label to a product package, said method including the steps of:
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