Adhesive label for pet bottles and method of forming the label
US-12183221-B2 · Dec 31, 2024 · US
US10008133B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10008133-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514880896-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 12, 2015 |
| Priority date | May 9, 2006 |
| Publication date | Jun 26, 2018 |
| Grant date | Jun 26, 2018 |
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A label sheet assembly including a liner sheet, a carrier sheet, and a facestock sheet. The facestock sheet includes cut lines defining labels and cut lines defining at least a portion of a carrier strip. The carrier sheet can include cut lines defining at least a portion of the carrier strip. The carrier strip can be removed from the label sheet assembly to expose at least a portion of a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive on the labels. The label sheet assembly has a uniform thickness in an area that includes the carrier strip and the labels.
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A label sheet assembly, comprising: a carrier sheet having first and second sides; a facestock sheet releasably coupled to the first side of the carrier sheet with a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive; a liner sheet releasably coupled to the second side of the carrier sheet with a layer of adhesive; cut lines in the facestock sheet defining a set of labels; cut lines in the facestock sheet defining at least a portion of a carrier strip; and the carrier strip including a portion of the carrier sheet and a portion of the facestock sheet; wherein: the labels are formed into a foldable butterfly pattern that includes an upper portion and a lower portion attached along a fold line; the carrier strip and the set of labels are configured to be removed from the label sheet assembly with the set of labels attached to the carrier strip; and the label sheet assembly is configured to have a uniform thickness in an area including the carrier strip and labels before removal of the carrier strip and the set of labels. 2. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the uniform thickness is approximately 4.2 mils to approximately 12.6 mils. 3. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the uniform thickness is approximately 6 mils to approximately 8.1 mils. 4. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the carrier sheet is a non-adhesive coating. 5. The label sheet assembly of claim 4 , wherein the carrier sheet is pattern coated. 6. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein: (i) the cut lines in the facestock sheet defining the set of labels define a first set of labels; (ii) the cut lines in the facestock sheet defining a carrier strip define a first carrier strip; (iii) the label sheet assembly further comprises: (a) additional cut lines in the facestock sheet defining a second set of labels; (b) additional cut lines in the facestock sheet defining a second carrier strip. 7. The label sheet of claim 1 , further comprising: additional cuts in the carrier sheet; wherein: (i) the cuts and additional cuts define a backing strip, (ii) the backing strip is configured to be removed with the carrier strip and the set of labels, and (iii) the backing strip is configured to be removed from the carrier strip and the set of labels such that at least a portion of the set of labels have an exposed layer of pressure sensitive adhesive. 8. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein at least a portion of the labels have an exposed layer of pressure sensitive adhesive when the carrier strip and the labels are removed from the label sheet assembly. 9. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the liner sheet is free of cuts. 10. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the adhesive layer coupling the liner sheet and the second side of the carrier sheet is a dry-tack adhesive. 11. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the adhesive layer coupling the liner sheet and the second side of the carrier sheet is a heat seal layer. 12. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the adhesive layer coupling the liner sheet and the second side of the carrier sheet is an ultraremovable adhesive. 13. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the carrier sheet includes a release layer. 14. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , where in the liner sheet includes a release layer. 15. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , wherein the labels are attached to the carrier strip with ties. 16. The label sheet assembly of claim 1 , the cut lines in the facestock further define a plurality of first size labels and a plurality of second size labels. 17. The label assembly of claim 16 , the plurality of second size labels are different from plurality of first size labels in size. 18. The label assembly of claim 16 , the plurality of second size labels are different from plurality of first size labels in color. 19. A method for making a label sheet assembly, the method comprising: (i) providing facestock sheet material, carrier sheet material, and liner sheet material; (ii) coupling the facestock sheet material to a first side of the carrier sheet material with a pressure sensitive adhesive; (iii) coupling the liner sheet material to a second side of the carrier sheet material with an adhesive; (iv) cutting lines in the facestock sheet material to define a set of labels; and (v) cutting lines in the facestock sheet material to define at least a portion of a carrier strip; wherein: (i) the labels are formed into a foldable butterfly pattern that includes an upper portion and a lower portion attached along a fold line; (ii) the carrier strip includes a portion of the carrier sheet material and a portion of the facestock sheet material, (iii) the carrier strip and the labels are configured to be removed from the label sheet assembly with the labels attached to the carrier strip, and (iv) the label sheet assembly is configured to have a uniform thickness in an area including the carrier strip and the set of labels before removal of the carrier strip and the set of labels. 20. The method of claim 19 , the method further comprising: sheeting a laminate material; wherein the step of coupling the facestock sheet material to a first side of the carrier sheet material with a pressure sensitive adhesive and the step of coupling the liner sheet material to a second side of the carrier sheet material with an adhesive form the laminate material. 21. The method of claim 20 , wherein the laminate material includes the facestock sheet material cuts. 22. The method of claim 19 , wherein the uniform thickness is approximately 6 mils to approximately 8.1 mils.
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