Disk label envelope laminate
AssigneeNCR Corporation
InventorJoseph D. Roth
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Abstract
A laminate is provided for both labeling a data disk and creating an envelope for storing thereof. The laminate includes a base sheet having first and second pages joined together at a primary fold line. Flaps extend along corresponding edges of one of the pages at secondary fold lines in a configuration to form a closed envelope when folded together. A patch is laminated to the first page by layers of adhesive and release. The patch or first page includes a circular diecut defining a removable disk label having the adhesive on the back thereof.
Claims20
A label envelope laminate comprising:
- a base sheet having first and second pages joined together at a primary fold line, and a plurality of flaps extending along corresponding edges of one of said pages at secondary fold lines in a configuration to form a closed envelope when folded together;
- a label patch including adhesive on the back thereof laminated to release disposed on said first page in alignment therewith;
- said label patch including a first diecut defining a removable disk label having said adhesive on the back thereof, and a pair of removable strips disposed along opposite edges of said disk label;
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- said strips including release on the backs thereof, and said first page further including adhesive in alignment with said release on said strips.
A label envelope laminate comprising;
- a base sheet having first and second pages joined together at a primary fold line, and a plurality of flaps extending along corresponding edges of one of said pages at secondary fold lines in a configuration to form a closed envelope when folded together;
- a liner patch including release disposed thereatop laminated to adhesive disposed on said first page;
- said first page including a first diecut defining a removable disk label having said adhesive on the back thereof;
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- said liner patch including a pair of removable strips disposed along opposite edges of said disk label, and a border surrounding said disk label inboard of said strips, and said border is devoid of said release and permanently laminated to said first page by said adhesive therebetween.
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