Booklet With Ultra Removable Adhesive Label
AssigneeThe Kennedy Group, Inc.
InventorMichael R. Kennedy
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Abstract
An ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is described. The booklet with label includes an ultra removable adhesive layer, a base layer and a booklet. The booklet with label may also include an adhesive layer and a cover layer. The booklet is positioned over the base layer. The ultra removable adhesive layer is attached to the lower surface of the base layer. The release liner is applied to the ultra removable adhesive layer. A process for forming an ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is also described.
Claims20
An ultra removable booklet with label for high speed application to media of a first type having a recycled content of 40% or less and a second type having a recycled content of 40% or greater, said booklet with label comprising:
- an ultra removable adhesive layer having a peel strength in a range of about 25 gms/1″ width to about 60 gms/1″ width for the first type of media, and a peel strength in the range of about 10 gms/1″ width to about 60 gms/1″ width for the second type of media;
- a base layer;
- and
- a booklet;
- wherein the booklet is positioned over the base layer and the ultra removable adhesive layer is attached to the lower surface of the base layer in order to couple the base layer to the media, and the ultra removable adhesive permits the base layer to adhere to the media but be removable from the media by a user without tearing the media.
An ultra removable booklet with label for high speed applications to media comprising:
- an ultra removable adhesive layer having a peel strength in a range of about 10 gms/1″ width to about 60 gms/1″ width;
- a base layer;
- and
- a booklet;
- wherein the booklet is positioned over the base layer and the ultra removable adhesive layer is attached to the lower surface of the base layer, and the ultra removable adhesive permits the base layer to adhere to the media but be removable from the media by a user without tearing the media.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.