Detaching linerless labels
AssigneeMoore Business Forms, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey J. Boreali, Thomas P. Nash, Frank C. DeReu, Daniel G. Shenk
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AssigneeMoore Business Forms, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey J. Boreali, Thomas P. Nash, Frank C. DeReu, Daniel G. Shenk
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Linerless labels are dispensed from a roll and detached along perforation lines using a set of low speed rolls, a set of high speed rolls, and a breaker blade between the sets of rolls. The label-engaging tip of the breaker blade, and at least one roll of each sets of rolls, has a surface that will not stick to the adhesive associated with the linerless labels. One or more conveyor belts, also with non-stick surfaces, may transport the linerless labels from the low speed rolls to the high speed rolls, and transport detached labels away from the high speed rolls. A sensor downstream of the high speed rolls senses the presence of a detached label, and then shuts down both sets of rolls. The apparatus may be operated in an automatic mode so that when a detached label is manually removed from the high speed rolls both sets of rolls automatically start up again, or in a manual mode that requires the operator to activate a switch to restart the detacher each time.
A method of dispensing linerless labels disposed in a rolled web having transverse perforations at spaced locations along the length of the web, and the web having a first surface that will not readily adhere to adhesive on a second surface of the web, and the rolled web having a free end;
A method of dispensing linerless labels disposed in a rolled web having transverse perforations at spaced locations along the length of the web, and the web having a first surface that will not readily adhere to adhesive on a second surface of the web, and the rolled web having a free end;
A detacher for linerless label type business forms, comprising:
A detacher comprising:
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