All in one promotional mailer
AssigneeAvery Dennison Corporation
InventorsDeb Ashton, Andre Saint, Blaine Jackson
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AssigneeAvery Dennison Corporation
InventorsDeb Ashton, Andre Saint, Blaine Jackson
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A mailer includes first and second panels that are articulated to one another along a fold line. The fold line is configured to enable the first and second panels to be separated from one another. The first panel is formed from first and second sheets. Similarly, the second panel is formed from first and second sheets that are unitary respectively with the first and second sheets of the first panel. Adhesive-backed labels are formed on the first sheet of the first panel and can be separated from the second sheet. An envelope is formed by the first and second sheets of the second panel. The second panel may also include a return card that can be inserted into the envelope. The mailer can be printed with indicia specific to a targeted recipient.
A mailer comprising a first multi-ply panel and a second multi-ply panel articulated to one another along a fold line that has perforations for permitting separation of the first and second panels, the first multi-ply panel including a first sheet and a second sheet, at least a portion of the first sheet of the first multi-play panel having a pressure-sensitive adhesive applied thereto for securing portions of the sheets in face-to-face relationship, a release layer adjacent a portion of the pressure sensitive adhesive so that at least a portion of the first sheet of the first multi-ply panel is separable from the second sheet of the first multi-ply panel to define an adhesive-backed label, the second multi-ply panel being formed from first and second sheets adhered to one another at selected locations for defining an envelope and at least one insert separable from at least one of the panels and dimensioned for insertion into the envelope.
A mailer comprising a first sheet having opposite inner and outer surfaces and a second sheet having opposite inner and outer surfaces, an adhesive being applied to selected portions of the inner surface of the first sheet for securing the selected portions of the inner surface of the first sheet to the inner surface of the second sheet, portions of the inner surface of the second sheet having a release coating applied thereto for permitting a local separation of the first and second sheets from one another, portions of the first sheet opposed to the release coating being die cut to define a plurality of adhesive-backed labels that are separable from the second sheet, portions of the inner surfaces of the first and second sheets being substantially unsecured to one another for defining an envelope, perforations being formed through said sheets for separating said envelope from remaining portions of said mailer.
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