| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 141 | APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING SELF-ADHESIVE LABELS | US15741279 | 2016-07-15 | US20180207953A1 | 2018-07-26 | Peter Schütz |
| An apparatus and method for producing self-adhesive labels, in particular in a self-service area, for example of a drug store, is provided. The apparatus comprises a dye-sublimation thermal printer, as a printing means for printing a printing pattern onto an adhesive film, and a cutting apparatus for cutting the adhesive film along a cutting pattern, the adhesive film being moved automatically from the printing means to the cutting apparatus. Initially, only a first moving unit of the printing means moves the adhesive film at a first speed to a second moving unit of the cutting apparatus, after which both moving units move the printed adhesive film further in the forward direction. | ||||||
| 142 | Label die cutting machine, printing device, and label die cutting method | US15351874 | 2016-11-15 | US09969191B2 | 2018-05-15 | Hiroyuki Masubuchi; Hironori Maekawa |
| A label die cutting device enables easily changing the shape of the die cut made in label paper. A printer 1 has a print unit 7 and a die cutting process unit 8 (label die cutting device). The die cutting process unit 8 has a conveyance path 9 for conveying the label paper 5, a die cutting unit including wire pins 41 and a wire pin drive mechanism 42 for advancing and retracting the wire pins 41, and a die cutting controller 68 for driving the wire pin drive mechanism 42 to strike the wire pins 41 against the label paper 5 on the conveyance path 9 and die cut the label paper 5 based on print data. The die cutting unit is a wire dot head 27. | ||||||
| 143 | METHOD FOR OBTAINING SELF-ADHESIVE BOOKLET-LABEL TAPE, WITHOUT BACKING AND PROTECTION TAPE | US15520075 | 2014-12-03 | US20170313101A1 | 2017-11-02 | Giuseppe Jeffrey ARIPPOL |
| The present abstract relates to a patent of invention for a method for obtaining a tape (1) for self-adhesive, linerless leaflet labels, pertaining to the field of self-adhesive articles, comprising: 1)—Providing and unwinding a self-adhesive-material tape (20); 2)—Printing labels (4) and sensing marks (6) on the tape (3) of the tape (20); 3)—Applying an adhesion control layer (40) to the printed face of the tape (3), preferably comprised by laminating a BOPP-film tape; 4)—Delaminating the liner (10) from the tape (20); 5)—Inverting the position of the liner (10) in relation to the remaining tape of the self-adhesive-material tape (20); 6)—Applying a layer (50) of adhesive to the face of the liner (10) that includes Corona treatment (13), facing the tape (3); 7)—Drying the adhesive (50); 8)—Applying the leaflets (7) to the tape (3) in correspondence with respective labels (4); 9)—Relaminating the liner (10); 10)—Slitting the leaflet-label linerless self-adhesive tape (1) obtained; and 11)—Winding up the finished self-adhesive linerless leaflet-label tape (1) to form the reel (11). | ||||||
| 144 | MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF PACKING LABELS WITH HEAT TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY WITH SEQUENTIAL ALPHANUMERIC IDENTIFICATION CODES APPLIED THEREON | US15602367 | 2017-05-23 | US20170259557A1 | 2017-09-14 | Patricia Ullmann Duarte Antoniuk; Edgar AULER; Pedro Henrique de Moura LEAL; Felipe BERNARDON; José Valmir de MORAIS |
| The present invention refers to a manufacturing process of packing labels with Heat Transfer technology, wherein alphanumeric codes are sequentially applied over, between and/or under the layers of specific inks and varnishes which protect said area of eventual friction and wear to which they are subject during transportation, handling and productive tests. | ||||||
| 145 | Clear Extended Content Label with Selectively Detackified Adhesive | US15438044 | 2017-02-21 | US20170243523A1 | 2017-08-24 | Craig W. POTTER; Amy VAN; David W. WHITMAN |
| Methods of preparing extended content labels from prefabricated adhesive assemblies are described. The methods do not require delamination or relamination of the prefabricated adhesive assemblies. The prefabricated adhesive assemblies include a transparent face layer and an adhesive layer sensitive to radiant energy. Extended content printing is applied to a front face of the face layer. A mask is positioned between the adhesive layer and a radiant energy source. Radiant energy not blocked by the mask reduces the adhesion of irradiated portions of the adhesive layer. A floodcoat is applied over the extended content indicia, and front side indicia is applied over the floodcoat and is visible through the face layer and adhesive layer from a back side of the face layer. | ||||||
| 146 | Apparatus and method for making business cards | US14889734 | 2014-05-09 | US09522546B2 | 2016-12-20 | Francesco Celante; Enrico Mason; Davide Torresin |
| Apparatus to make business cards comprising a supply operating unit to supply a plurality of pairs of sheets and a printing unit configured to print distinctive signs on at least one printable surface of the sheets. The apparatus comprises a coupling unit configured to reciprocally couple, with their coupling surfaces opposite the printable surfaces, the sheets of the pair, an electronic device conformed as a sheet being associated to one of the coupling surfaces; and an electronic writing unit configured to introduce encoded information readable by a reader into the electronic device. | ||||||
| 147 | RFID label technique | US13568540 | 2012-08-07 | US09495632B2 | 2016-11-15 | Alan Green; Dennis Rene Benoit |
| An RFID webstock containing a relatively high pitch-density array of semiconductive chips is provided and joined to a web bearing relatively widely spaced antennas in a continuous process. The RFID webstock is separated or cut into individual chip sections, with the spacing of the chips being increased as the RFID webstock is die cut. The individual chips on the sections are then joined to corresponding antennas to form an RFID inlay stock. This process is conducive to high speed roll-to-roll production of RFID tag and label roll stock. | ||||||
| 148 | LABEL WINDING DEVICE AND PRINTING SYSTEM | US15133219 | 2016-04-19 | US20160318321A1 | 2016-11-03 | Hiromi TAKAHASHI; Mihoko ODATE; Syuji SATO |
| A label winding device is for receiving a medium including a label liner and a label member that is removably attached to the label liner and has at least one label portion and a waste portion, separating the waste portion from the label liner at a waste separation portion, and winding the at least one label portion with the label liner. The label winding device includes: a waste winder for winding the separated waste portion; a label winder for winding the at least one label portion with the label liner without the separated waste portion; a waste guide for guiding the separated waste portion to the waste winder; a support for rotatably supporting the waste guide; a sensor for detecting a rotational speed of the waste guide; and a waste break detector for detecting break of the waste portion on a basis of the detection by the sensor. | ||||||
| 149 | LABEL PREPARING DEVICE AND LABEL PREPARING METHOD IN LABEL PREPARING DEVICE | US14863473 | 2015-09-24 | US20160083133A1 | 2016-03-24 | Atsushi NAGAHARA |
| There is provided a label preparing device including: a laser cutting section that forms a cutting line, which is an outline of a label piece, on a media by irradiating the media with laser beams; and a print section that applies ink to at least a peripheral part of the label piece after the cutting line is formed. It is preferable that the laser cutting section irradiates the media in an immobile state with laser beams, and the print section applies ink to the media in which the immobile state is maintained. | ||||||
| 150 | Time-Dependent Label | US14238973 | 2012-08-16 | US20150161918A1 | 2015-06-11 | Cormac Patrick Byrne; Brian Joseph Meenan; Cormac Flynn |
| A label that changes appearance with time is disclosed. The label comprises a first layer that has different permeabilities to a gas in different lateral areas of the label and which comprises a substance that changes colour when in contact with the gas. The substance is arranged within the label such that the gas permeates across the thickness of the layer at different rates in different lateral areas so as to cause the substance to change colour at different rates in said different areas. Another label that changes appearance with time is disclosed that allows ink to permeate to its surface at different rates in different lateral areas. | ||||||
| 151 | LABELS AND METHODS OF PRODUCING THE SAME | US14024295 | 2013-09-11 | US20150072097A1 | 2015-03-12 | Gretchen M. Tobol; James Warmus |
| Labels having identification tags and tamper evident pattern release layers and methods of producing such labels are disclosed. An example method includes moving a first substrate in a direction. The first substrate has a first side opposite a second side. The first side has a first adhesive and a pattern release layer. The method also includes coupling a third side of a tag to the first side of the first substrate. The tag includes the third side and a fourth side opposite the third side. The method also includes mating transfer tape of a second substrate over the first side and the fourth side. The second substrate includes a liner layer and the transfer tape. The transfer tape is to be positioned immediately adjacent the tag. | ||||||
| 152 | Method Of Making A Pad Of Labels And Labels For Use On Store Shelves In A Retail Environment | US14490893 | 2014-09-19 | US20150000819A1 | 2015-01-01 | Jeffrey Blackwell; Gene Bethards; Scott Aten |
| A method of making a pad of labels and labels for use on store shelves in a retail environment. The pad of labels include labels with adhesive strips applied to a bottom surface of each label and a top laminate layer with a release coating applied to the top surface of each label. The labels in the pad are sequenced according to a store's planogram. | ||||||
| 153 | Label for Use on Store Shelves in a Retail Environment | US14082519 | 2013-11-18 | US20140367472A1 | 2014-12-18 | Jeffrey Weidauer; Michael Wilkinson |
| A label for use on store shelves in a retail environment. The label include adhesive strips applied to a bottom surface of each label and a top laminate layer with a release coating applied to the top surface of each label. | ||||||
| 154 | LABEL FORMING APPARATUS AND LABEL FORMING METHOD | US14221698 | 2014-03-21 | US20140295056A1 | 2014-10-02 | Masaru SATO |
| A label forming apparatus includes a film forming device and a printer. The film forming device includes a transportation mechanism that transports a base sheet having a print surface, a storage unit that stores a position of the film based on prescribed positions of markers, a film forming unit that forms the film on the print surface, and a marker forming unit that forms the markers at the prescribed marker positions on the print surface. The printer includes a marker position detector provided on the downstream side of the film forming device to detect the markers, an image layer forming unit provided on the downstream side of the marker position detector to form an image layer on the film, and a second controller coupled with the marker position detector and the image layer forming unit to form the image layer on the film by controlling the image layer forming unit. | ||||||
| 155 | LABEL PRODUCTION APPARATUS AND LABEL PRODUCTION METHOD | US14220520 | 2014-03-20 | US20140295055A1 | 2014-10-02 | Atsushi NAGAHARA |
| A label production apparatus includes: a printing unit; a test unit; and a post-process unit configured to cut a material in accordance with test results by the test unit. In the stated label production apparatus, each of a label images includes a common image portion and a changeable image portion. Further, in the label production apparatus, the post-process unit cuts a first base material using a first cut-line, the common image portion and the changeable image portion of a label image that has been detected to have no print defect, whereas the post-process unit cuts the first base material using a second cut-line for not cutting out the common image portion from the first base material but cutting out from the first base material at least part of the changeable image portion of a label image that has been detected to have a print defect. | ||||||
| 156 | REMOVAL DEVICE FOR REMOVAL OF LABELS, LABEL AND METHOD FOR APPLYING GLUE TO A LABEL | US13835025 | 2013-03-15 | US20140178655A1 | 2014-06-26 | Volker Kronseder |
| A removal device for removal of labels, a label and a method for applying glue to a label are provided. The removal device comprises a reception face for receiving glue. The reception face comprises a first region in which at least a first portion is arranged at at least a second portion for ensuring a sufficient glue application for a face of a label, to which face glue is applied. The first and second portions are configured so that glue can adhere to the first portion considerably easier than to the second portion, and at least a second region in which a third portion is arranged at a fourth portion for information purposes as regards the face of the label, to which face glue is applied. The third and fourth portions are configured so that glue can adhere to the third portion considerably easier than to the fourth portion. | ||||||
| 157 | METHOD OF HALF-CUT CUTOUT PROCESSING OF LABEL PAPER | US13946515 | 2013-07-19 | US20140031189A1 | 2014-01-30 | Hideo Izawa; Reishi Fujiwara; Akira Ishikawa |
| A method of half-cut cutout processing of label paper 1 is disclosed that allows laser beam 11 to cut a label sheet 3 of the label paper 1 into a given cutout shape without damaging a supporting sheet 2. In the method, a cutting locus 30 along contours of the cutout shape is printed on a surface of the label sheet 3 in a single color which is darker than or equal in darkness to a color that is the darkest of colors in portions to be cut, and then the cutting locus 30 printed is irradiated with the laser beam, thereby cutting the label sheet 3 selectively into the cutout shape. | ||||||
| 158 | RELEASE LABEL | US13919612 | 2013-06-17 | US20130337212A1 | 2013-12-19 | Jeffrey Jensen |
| An adhesive label consisting of a substrate having opposing first and second surfaces. The substrate including a first member having opposing first and second surfaces and a continuous side edge, and a second member having opposing first and second surfaces, an inner continuous side edge and an outer continuous side edge. A portion of the inner continuous side edge of the second member is removably attached to a portion of the side edge of the first member. The substrate further including a third member having opposing first and second surfaces and a continuous side edge wherein a first portion of the side edge of the third member is removably attached to a portion of the side edge of the first member such that the third member is configured as a tear-away tab. | ||||||
| 159 | BAGGAGE IDENTIFICATION TAGS AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING THE SAME | US13408724 | 2012-02-29 | US20130219759A1 | 2013-08-29 | Angela Kimes |
| Baggage identification tags and methods of making and using the same are disclosed. An example method includes providing first and second lines of weakness extending only through the liner. A first portion of the liner between the first line of weakness and the first end forms a first liner backing of a claim check, a second portion of the liner is formed between the first line of weakness and the second line of weakness, a third portion of the liner between the second line of weakness and the second end forms a second liner backing of a baggage identification tag. The method includes providing instructions to remove the first portion of the liner by peeling the first portion of the liner from the first line of weakness in a first direction toward the first end and enabling the second portion of the liner to separate from the liner. | ||||||
| 160 | CUT-AND-STACK LABEL MADE FROM SHRINK FILM AND RELATED METHODS | US13541837 | 2012-07-05 | US20120276345A1 | 2012-11-01 | Sean M. Keeney; James D. Combs; John David Enoch |
| A cut-and-stack label includes a cut-and-stack sheet sized for feeding by cut-and-stack labeling equipment and labeling an individual container. The cut-and-stack sheet includes a first shrink film layer having a first face and a second shrink film layer having a second face. The first face of the first shrink film layer is laminated to the second face of the second shrink film layer. Printing is provided on at least one of the first and second faces. A method of producing cut-and-stack labels and a method of labeling a container are also provided. | ||||||
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