Two piece transaction card having fabric inlay
AssigneeCapital One Services, LLC
InventorOm J. Suthar
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Abstract
Disclosed embodiments generally relate to a transaction card with a fabric inlay. The transaction card may include a housing component having a first housing surface opposite a second housing surface and an inlay component having a first inlay surface opposite a second inlay surface. The inlay and housing may be joined along the second inlay surface and the first housing surface. In addition, the first inlay surface may include a fabric material and a backer layer configured to support the fabric material of the first inlay surface.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A method of manufacturing a transaction card, the method comprising:
- forming a housing component having a first housing surface opposite a second housing surface;
- forming a cavity within the housing component;
- forming a fabric layer having a first inlay surface opposite a second inlay surface;
- and
- joining the second inlay surface to the first housing surface such that the fabric layer is disposed within the cavity.
A method of manufacturing a transaction card, the method comprising:
- forming a housing component having a first housing surface opposite a second housing surface and a cavity within the housing component;
- forming a fabric layer having a first inlay surface opposite a second inlay surface;
- and
- joining the second inlay surface to the first housing surface such that the fabric layer is disposed within the cavity.
A method of manufacturing a transaction card, the method comprising:
- forming a housing component;
- forming a cavity within the housing component;
- forming a fabric layer;
- forming a backer layer;
- joining the fabric layer to the backer layer such that the backer layer comprises a second surface and the fabric layer comprises a first surface opposite to the second surface;
- and
- joining the second surface to the housing component such that the fabric layer and the backer layer are disposed within the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.