Adhering systems
AssigneeMagnum Magnetics Corporation
InventorsDouglas William Rummer, Bernard F. Ball, SR.
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Abstract
Adhering systems for magnetizable laminates to assist preventing delamination of magnetizable laminates exposed to direct sunlight; and, relating to preventing fouling of cutting blades during cutting of magnetizable laminates.
Claims28
1) A system, relating to preventing delamination of magnetizable laminates exposed to direct sunlight and relating to preventing fouling of cutting blades during cutting of magnetizable laminates, said system comprising:
- a) at least one flexible magnetizable laminate comprising at least two layers;
- b) wherein said at least two layers comprises
- i) at least one magnetizable layer structured and arranged to be capable of magnetization, and
- ii) at least one adhesive structured and arranged to adhere said at least two layers together;
- c) wherein said at least one adhesive is resistant to transfer from said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate to the cutting blades during cutting of said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
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- d) wherein said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate is resistant to delamination during use in direct sunlight.
14) A method, relating to laminating magnetizable laminates having at least one adhesive preventing delamination of magnetizable laminates exposed to direct sunlight and preventing fouling of cutting blades during cutting of magnetizable laminates, said method comprising the steps of:
- a) obtaining at least two layers of flexible material;
- b) wherein such at least two layers comprises at least one magnetizable layer structured and arranged to be capable of magnetization;
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- c) laminating such at least two layers of flexible material with at least one adhesive to form at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
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- d) curing such at least one adhesive to form a virtual thermoset;
- e) wherein such at least one adhesive is resistant to transfer from such at least one flexible magnetizable laminate to the cutting blades during cutting of such at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
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- f) wherein such at least one flexible magnetizable laminate is resistant to delamination on exposure to direct sunlight, during use.
15) A system, relating to preventing delamination of magnetizable laminates exposed to direct sunlight and relating to preventing fouling of cutting blades during cutting of magnetizable laminates, said system comprising:
- a) at least one magnetization accepter structured and arranged to accept magnetization;
- b) at least one indicia accepter structured and arranged to accept indicia;
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- c) at least one laminator structured and arranged to laminate said at least one magnetization accepter and said at least one indicia accepter to form at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
- d) wherein said at least one laminator is resistant to transfer from said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate to the cutting blades during cutting of said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
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- e) wherein said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate is resistant to delamination during use in direct sunlight.
28) A system, relating to preventing delamination of magnetizable laminates exposed to direct sunlight and relating to preventing fouling of cutting blades during cutting of magnetizable laminates, said system comprising:
- a) magnetization accepter means for accepting magnetization;
- b) indicia accepter means for accepting indicia;
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- c) laminator means for laminating said magnetization accepter means and said indicia accepter means to form at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
- d) wherein said laminator means is resistant to transfer from said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate to the cutting blades during cutting of said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate;
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- e) wherein said at least one flexible magnetizable laminate is resistant to delamination during use in direct sunlight.
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