Method for Applying Register Marks to Wrapping Paper for Smoking Articles
Assigneedelfortgroup AG
InventorDaniel Fischer
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InventorDaniel Fischer
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The invention relates to a method for marking a wrapping paper for smoking articles, comprising the following steps: (A) providing a wrapping paper for smoking articles, the wrapping paper comprising pulp fibers, and (B) producing markings on the wrapping paper by means of at least one of the following steps: (B.1) removing material from the wrapping paper, (B.2) mechanically changing the wrapping paper, (B.3) treating the surface of the wrapping paper with laser radiation having an energy density y in J-m−2, to which the following applies: y=k−x. x is the enthalpy of combustion per volume of the wrapping paper in J-m−2 μm-1, and k is at least −8 μm, preferably at least −7 μm and especially preferably at least −6 μm, and at most −1 μm, preferably at most −2 μm and especially preferably at most −2.5 μm. Either repeating structures are produced on the wrapping paper in a step (C) such that each structure is at a fixed distance in the machine direction relative to at least one marking, or in step (A) a wrapping paper is provided which has repeating structures in the machine direction, and the markings are produced on the wrapping paper in step (B) in such a way that each marking is at a fixed distance in the machine direction relative to at least one structure.
Method for marking a wrapping paper for smoking articles, comprising the following steps:
Method according to claim 41, wherein at least one opening in the wrapping paper is produced in step (B.1) by die-cutting, perforating or cutting.
Method according to claim 41, wherein in step (B.1), material is removed from the surface of the wrapping paper so that the transparency of the wrapping paper is increased in this area, but no opening is formed.
Method according to claim 41, wherein in step (B.1), register marks are produced, in which the outermost borders in the cross direction have a radius of curvature which is at least 0.1 mm.
Method according to claim 41, wherein the wrapping paper is embossed or compressed in step (B.2) such that the transparency of the wrapping paper increases locally.
Method according to claim 41, wherein the extension of the register marks which are produced in step (B.1) is at least 0.20 mm and at most 3.00 mm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.