Form with detachable card, substrate and multilayer material, and process for producing such a form
AssigneeFofitec AG
InventorJules Fischer
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AssigneeFofitec AG
InventorJules Fischer
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This invention concerns a form (1) which has an integrated card (3) which can be detached from it. A substrate material (2) is glued to the back of the form at least partly covering the area of the card (3). This substrate material (2) has both a substrate layer (21) and a peeling adhesive layer (22) which loses its stickiness upon being detached. The card (3) is a punched product which is held in the form (1) by the substrate layer (21). The peeling adhesive layer (22) has its normal properties with respect to the substrate layer (21)—when separated from it upon detaching the card (3), it (22) stays with the card (3). As the surface layer of the detached card (3), it can be written or printed upon, even if the back of the card is plasticized by a film (23) embedded in the substrate material. The writing or imprint can no longer easily be modified through the peeling adhesive layer (22). This makes the card considerably more tamper-proof than earlier cards. Designing the card as a luggage tag is an interesting application. The invention also concerns a substrate material (2) or a completely integrated multilayer material for a form (1) of the preciously described kind as well as a process for production.
Form (1) with a detachable card (3), a substrate material (2) being glued to the back of the form, which substrate material at least partly covers the area of the card (3) and comprises both a substrate layer (21) and a peeling adhesive layer (22) which loses its stickiness upon being detached, and the card (3) being a punched product which is held in the form (1) by the substrate layer (21) and is produced by a punching carried out from the front of the form as far as the substrate layer (21), characterized in that the peeling adhesive layer (22) develops a permanent adhesive effect with respect to the card (3) but a non-permanent adhesive effect with respect to the substrate layer (21) and can be directly written or printed on as a surface layer of the detached card (3).
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