Stack or collection of essentially flat primary products and method for producing such a stack or such a collection
AssigneeFerag AG
InventorJürg Möckli
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Abstract
The invention relates to a stack or a collection (10) of essentially flat primary products (11-14), in particular printed products, which stack or collection (10) comprises three or more primary products (11-14) which are arranged one immediately above the other in the stack or immediately side by side in the collection and are detachably joined together, and at least one of which is a printed product which has a folded edge. Simple post-processing is achieved by adhesive areas (16) in contact respectively with both adjacent primary products being provided in order to form a detachable connection between adjacent primary products.
Claims20
A stack (10) of generally flat primary products (11-14), which stack (10) comprises:
- three or more primary products (11-14) which are arranged one immediately above the other in the stack or collection and are detachably joined together, and at least one of which is a primary product which has a folded edge (11a-14a), wherein adhesive areas (15-18) in contact respectively with both adjacent primary products are provided to form a detachable connection between adjacent primary products, wherein the individual primary products (11-14) of the stack (10) differ in format and/or thickness and/or type of product, and at least one of the primary products (11-14) is a printed product.
A stack (10) of generally flat primary products (11-14), which stack (10) comprises:
- three or more primary products (11-14) which are arranged one immediately adjacent an other in the stack or collection and are detachably adhered together, and at least one of the primary product is a printed product which has a folded edge (11a-14a), each of the three or more primary products (11-14) adhered to at least one adjacent other of the three or more primary products (11-14) by an adhesive area (15-18) in contact respectively with both adjacent primary products to form a detachable connection between the adjacent primary products, wherein at least one of the individual primary products (11-14) of the stack (10) differs in format and/or thickness and/or type of product.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.