CA2096080A1 - Id card with blow on label - Google Patents
Id card with blow on labelInfo
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- CA2096080A1 CA2096080A1 CA002096080A CA2096080A CA2096080A1 CA 2096080 A1 CA2096080 A1 CA 2096080A1 CA 002096080 A CA002096080 A CA 002096080A CA 2096080 A CA2096080 A CA 2096080A CA 2096080 A1 CA2096080 A1 CA 2096080A1
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- G—PHYSICS
- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F3/00—Labels, tag tickets, or similar identification or indication means; Seals; Postage or like stamps
- G09F3/02—Forms or constructions
- G09F3/0288—Labels or tickets consisting of more than one part, e.g. with address of sender or other reference on separate section to main label; Multi-copy labels
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T428/00—Stock material or miscellaneous articles
- Y10T428/14—Layer or component removable to expose adhesive
- Y10T428/1486—Ornamental, decorative, pattern, or indicia
Abstract
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
An identification card intermediate includes a transparent plastic substrate with a base stock and release liner each covering about half of the substrate. Indicia is printed on a first face of the base stock. A sticker, having indicia printed on a first face of it, is connected by repositional adhesive to the release liner. The release liner and base stock are connected by permanent adhesive to the plastic substrate. A number of stickers may be provided on the release liner, each including a phone number (e.g. different phone numbers), or providing basically the same information in different languages. An identification card is produced by removing the sticker from the release liner and placing it on the base stock, then removing the release liner from the substrate, and moving the substrate over the first face of the base stock. The intermediate of the identification card is produced by moving a web comprising the substrate with attachments, printing indicia on the stickers, and blowing at least one sticker on the release liner of each intermediate as the web is moving.
An identification card intermediate includes a transparent plastic substrate with a base stock and release liner each covering about half of the substrate. Indicia is printed on a first face of the base stock. A sticker, having indicia printed on a first face of it, is connected by repositional adhesive to the release liner. The release liner and base stock are connected by permanent adhesive to the plastic substrate. A number of stickers may be provided on the release liner, each including a phone number (e.g. different phone numbers), or providing basically the same information in different languages. An identification card is produced by removing the sticker from the release liner and placing it on the base stock, then removing the release liner from the substrate, and moving the substrate over the first face of the base stock. The intermediate of the identification card is produced by moving a web comprising the substrate with attachments, printing indicia on the stickers, and blowing at least one sticker on the release liner of each intermediate as the web is moving.
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Identlflcatlon card~, such as made by Mooro Paragon ln France since 1987, and such as shown in U.S. patent 4,695,077, deslrably are conotructed in a manner such that a transparent plastic substrate i~ connected by permanent adhesive to a ba~e stock (bond paper) and a relea~e liner, the base ~tock and release liner each covering approximately one half of the pla~tlc ~ub~trate. The base stock has printing formed on it. By removing the relea~e liner, the end u~er of the identification card --once the appropriate identification, signature, photo, or the like is provlded on the base stock --moves the portlon of the tran~parent pla~tic ~ub~trate prevlou~ly covered by the release lin~r over the face of the baso stock, thereby covering and protoctlng lt, whilo ~till allowing the relevant information on the base stock to be viewed.
There are many times when it is desirable to provide label~ or stickers on the identification card which have, for example, a phone number that the owner of the identification card can call if a particular service or product is needed, or to provide various variable information that may be unique to the desired end u~er (or a class of users). In the past, thls has been done in a le~
than efficient manner.
In the prior art one manner in which stickers have been provided i~ to -- in a mailing -- provide a label or sticker distinct from the identification ~ ' .
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Alternatively, identlflcation card~ have been produced ln which label~ or stlckers have been blown on to the pla~tic substrate of the intermedlate, however these labels typlcally do not last very long becau~e they get dirty and worn in normal use of the identification card (even merely being retained in a wallet). Sometimes, in the prior art, the labels have been sent in separate mailings from the identiication cards, adding to the expense to the supplier of the card~, and additional trouble to the user.
Also, there are a number of ~ituationq where recipients o identl1cation card intermediates may speak different language~. In the past the way that that has been approach is to print the information on the base stocX in two (or more) languages greatly reduced in ~ize. This make~ the information le~s readable than desired, and/or taXes up valuable .i space on the identification card where other indicia ~`- can be provided.
~ According to the present invention, the `~ problems inherent in the prior art discussed above are remedied in a simple yet effective manner.
According to the present invention an identification ~` card intermediate iq produced in which one or more stickers having desired information are blown on to the release liner of the intermediate, with indicia ~ provided directly on the intermediate, or on another `~ label or qticker blown on with the relea-qable ~",~.
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sticker, giving instructions for removal and/or placement of the sticker. In this way, different stickers can be provided with, for example, dlfforent phono numbers, and the u~er can ~elect whlchever phona number is appllcable to the end user. Al~o, different stickers can be provided havlng the ~ame information in different languages, the lnormation being entirely readily readable, and the end user can select the sticker with the language he or she is most comfortable with. In thls way, by one mailing the end user can be provided with all necessary information and in a form that i8 readily utilizable, and effective for the end result~ desired.
According to one aspect of the present invention an identification card intermediate i9 provided. The intermediate comprise~ the following elements: A tran~parent plastic substrate havlng ~rst and second edge~ parallel to each other, and third and fourth edges perpendicular to the parallel edges, and having first and second face~. A base stock havinq first, third, and fourth edges in substantial alignment with the substrate first, third, and fourth edges, respectively; and having first and second facec. Indicia printed on the first face of the base stock. A release liner having second, third~ and fourth edges in substantial alignment with the substrate ~econd, third, and fourth edges, respectively, and having - first and second facec. An adhesive layer substantially covering the first face of the substrate, and connec~ing the second face of each of the ba~e ~tock and the release liner to the .~ .
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of each o the release liner and the base fltock being approxlmately one half the length of the ~ub~trate third and fourth edge~. And, a ~ticker having dimen~ions ~ub~tantially le~ than the d~men~ion~ of the relea~e liner~ and having fir~t and ~econd faces, with releasable adhesive removably attaching the ~ticker ~econd face to the release liner, and indicia printed on the sticker firct face.
The releasable adhesive attaching the sticker second face to the release liner preferably i~
repositional adhe~ive, and indicia is provided on the release liner first face ad~acent the sticker --either printed directly on the release liner, or on another sticker -- providing instructions on utllization of the sticker. Preferably a plurality of ~ticker~ are provided on a release liner, and the indicia on the stickers includes a phone number, such as different phone numbers on each of two different stickers associated with the intermediate. Also, the indicia on the ba~e stock may include indicia indicatin~ where the sticker ~hould be placed on the base stock first face. The sticker may be dimensioned so as to fit on, yet be readily visible on, a telephone handpiece. Al~o, diferent ~tickers may have basically the ~ame indicia in different languages, 80 that the end user may remove and utili~e the sticker having the language that he or she feels most comfortable with.
According to another aspect of the pre~ent invention, a method of making an identification card :, . ~, .
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intermediate is provlded. The method compr~ses the following ~teps: (a) Moving in a first direction a web comprising a transparent plastic substrate having adhe~lvo on a first face thereo, with a base ~tock covering a irst side of the fir~t face, and a release liner covering a ~econd ~ide of the fir~t ace, opposite the first side, formed lnto a plurallty of contInuous, interconnected identification card intermediates. (b) Printing indicia on each of a plurality of stickers, each having an adhesive face. And, (c) blowing at least one sticker on the release liner of each intermediate a~ the web is moving in the first direction ~o that the adhesive on the sticker adheslve face releasably attaches it to the release liner. Typica~ly step (a) is practiced by engaging tractor drlve hole~ in the ~ub~trate along the fir~t and second ~ides thereof, and step (b) is practiced to print a telephone number on the stickers. Al~o, step (c) is preferably practiced to blow on a plurality of stickers on to each intermediate release liner, and step (b) may be practiced to print different telephone numbers on different stickers applied to each intermediate release liner.
According to yet another aspect of the present invention, an identification card is provided .,~. ~ .
~ comprising the following elements: A transparent plastic substrate having a first face with permanent ;-- adhesive thereon, and having a length and a width.
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second faco. A ~ticker having dlmensions substantially le~s than that of the base stock, and indicia printed on a first face thereof, and repositional adhe~ive attaching the sticker second face to the base stock fir~t face. And, the pla~tic substrate being folded over the base stock 80 that the permanent adhe~ive attaches the sub~trate to both the f~rst and second faces of the base stock, 80 that the sub~trate substantially completely covers the base stock, with the base stock first face indicia and the sticker indicia, visible through the plastic.
It is the primary ob~ect of the pre~ent invention to provide an identification card intermediate which in a self-contained manner provide~ all of the component~ that the user of the identification card regulre~, including stickers that may be readily po~itioned where desired on the identification card, and then protected by a plastic component of the intermediate; as well as a method of producing the intermediate, and an identification card 80 produced. This and other ob;ects of the invention will become-clear from an inspection of the detailed de~cription of the invention and from the appended claims.
BRIEE DESCRIPTION OF lEIE DRAWINGS
FIGURE 1 is a top plan view of a plurality of identification card intermediates according to the present invention illustrated in continuous form;
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FIGURE 2 is a cros~-sectional view of an intormediate of FIGURE 1 taken along lines 2-2 thereo;
FIGURE 3 is a top plan view of a modifled form of identification card intermediate according to the invention;
FIGURE 4 1~ a top plan view of the intermediate of FIGURE 3 conRtructed into an identification card;
and FIGURE 5 is a cross-sectional view of the identificatlon card of FIGURE 4 taken along lines 5-5 thereof.
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A plurality of identification card intermediates, disposed in continuous form, are illustrated generally by reference numeral 10 in FIGURE 1. Ac is conventional, such as provided by Moore Paragon of France since 1987, and as shown in FIGURES 1 and/or 2, each intermediate 11 is separated by a perforation line 12 from other intermediates 11. Each intermediate ll includes a transparent plastic substrate 13 having a first edge 14 and an opposite, parallel second edge 15, and having third and fourth edge~ defined by the perforation lines 12. The edges 14, 15 are perpendicular to the edges defined by the perf lines 12. A base stock 16, such as of bond paper, is connected by permanent adhesive layer 17 to the . ' ' .:. -- : ' :
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~ubstrate 15, and ha~ first, third, and fourth edges aligned wlth the edge~ 14, and perf lines 12 of the ~ubstrate 15, and a second edge 18 parallel to the edge 14 and at an intermedlate portion of the ~ubstrate 13. Ad~acent the base stock 16, and also connected by the adhesive 17 to the substrate 13, is a release liner 20, having second, third, and fourth edges allgned with the edges 15 and perf lines 12 of the substrate 13! and having a first edge 21 parallel to the edge 15, and parallel to the edge 18 of the base ~tock 16 and spaced only a short distance therefrom, a gap 22 being defined between the edge~ 1~, 21. The release liner 20 is of typlcal relea~e material which will not permanently adhere to the adhesive 17, such as a waxed or ~illcone coated paper.
The ba~e ~tock 16 has indicia 24 printed on the first, top, face 25 thereo while its ~econd, bottom, face is held by the adhesive 17 to a flrst face of a plastic substrate 13. The indicia 24 can include indicia 26 which suggestC placement of a sticker having an emergency phone number at a particular location on the first face 25 of the base stocX 16, the phone number being different for different recipients of the intermediate 11 80 that all the intermediates 11 cannot merely be printed with the phone number. Also, detachable tractor drive strips 28, 29 may be provided along the edges 14, 15, having tractor drive openings 30, 31 therein, and separated from the main bodies of the intermediates 11 by lines of weaXness (such as perforations or die cuts) 32, 33.
' 2~96~0 What has been describe~ heretofore is conventional. What i~ neW according to the invention i~ the proVi~ion of one or more ~tickers 35, 36 on the release liner 20 which are connected by releasable adhesive 37 to the top face of the release liner 20 (~ee FIGURE 2). The releasable adhesive 37 may be any adhe~ive that will not adhere to the release liner 20, but -- 80 that both faces of the relea~e liner 20 need not be waxed or silicone coated -- it is preferred that the adhesive 37 be repositional adhesive, such a~ used in the commercially available "NOTE STIX"~ products ~old by Moore Bu~iness Forms, Inc. o Lake Forest, Illinois, or by Moore under the trademark "CLEAN-TAC", or by ~M of Minneapolis, Minnesota under the trademark "POST-IT"~. The ~tickers 35, 36 are preferably blown on to the relea~e linor 20 as the web containing the continuou~ form intermediates 11 is being driven by a tractor drive, utilizing the openings 30, 31. The blow on equipment is conventional label blow on equipment.
The stic~er~ 35, 36 have indicia 39, 40 printed on the top face thereof. Preferably, a plurality of different stic~ers 35, 36 are provided on the release liner 20 for each intermediate 11 -- as seen in in FIGURE 1 -- and different phone numbers are - provided on the dif'erent stickers 35, 36, for example the phone n~mber indicated by indicia 39 being the phone number for New Hampshire residents who receive the intermediate 11, while the phone number provided by ~ndicia 40 being the phone number for non-New Hampshire residents receiving the intermediate 11. ~s shown ~chematically for the ~ .
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bottom intermediate 11 in FIGURE 1, it is desired that the end u~er o~ the intermediate 11 remove one of the ~tlcker~ 35, 36 and place lt over the indicla 26.
Also according to the invention, it i8 desirable to have indicia 42 printed either directly on the relea~e liner 20, or on other stickers which are blown onto the release liner 20, that is immediately ad~acent the sticker~ 35, 36, and provide~ instruction~ on utilization of the stickers 35, 36.
FIGURE 3 illu~trate~ another form of intermediate accordlng to the invention. In the embodiment of FIGURE 3 components comparable to ~hose in the FIGURE 1 embodiment are shown by the same reference numeral only preceded by a "1".
The lntermedlato 111 hae the ba~e stock 116, release liner 120, plastic sub~trate 113, and permanent adhesive 117. On the release liner 120 is a first sticker 135 which ha~ a phone number indicia 139 thereon. The sticker 135 i~ dimensioned so that it will fit on a telephone handpiece, yet i8 readily visible. Repositional adhesive (not ~hown) attaches the sticker 135 to the relea~e liner 120.
Also illustrated in the embodiment of FIGURE 3 are additional stickers 45, 46 which are like the ~tickers 35, 36 except that instead of having phone - - numbers printed thereon they have basically the same information but printed in different languages. For example the sticker 45 has indicia 47 in the English language, while the sticker 46 haæ indicia 48 having es~entially the same meaning as the indicia 47, only it i~ in the French language. This allows the u~er ~:' , ' ': ' `
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ll to apply whichever label 45, 46 to the base ~tock 116 that he or she feel~ comfortable w~th, yet the ~tlcker~ 45, 46 can be printod 80 thAt the indlcia 47, 48 i~ very legible, and need not be greatly reduced in order to get the same information in two or more languageQ within a glven ~pace.
FIGURES 4 and 5 illuRtrate an identification card 50 according to the present invention which i 8 con~tructed from the intermediate 111. In this ca~e, the sticker 135 has been removed and placed on a telephone handpiece, the sticker 45 has been ~elected by this particular user and placed on a substrate 116, attached by adhesive 51 to the base stock 116. The release liner 120 has been removed and the portion of the transparent plastic substrate 113 that it previously covered has been folded over the top of the ba~e ~tock 116, covering and protecting it.
It will thus be seen that according to the present invention a very desirable identification card intermediate i8 provided, one having great flexibility, minimizing the number of mailings or components within a mailer to provide the desired information and component parts to the end user, and produced in a simple yet effective way. The invention also contemplates an identification card produced with the novel intermediate.
~- -While the invention has been herein shown and de~cribed in what is presently conceived to be the ; most practical and preferred embodiment it will be apparent to those of ordinary kill in the art that many modifications may be made thereof within the scope of the invention, which scope i~ to be .
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accorded the broadest intorpretation of the appended clalm~ so as to encompa~o all equivalent structures, device~, and procedure~.
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Identlflcatlon card~, such as made by Mooro Paragon ln France since 1987, and such as shown in U.S. patent 4,695,077, deslrably are conotructed in a manner such that a transparent plastic substrate i~ connected by permanent adhesive to a ba~e stock (bond paper) and a relea~e liner, the base ~tock and release liner each covering approximately one half of the pla~tlc ~ub~trate. The base stock has printing formed on it. By removing the relea~e liner, the end u~er of the identification card --once the appropriate identification, signature, photo, or the like is provlded on the base stock --moves the portlon of the tran~parent pla~tic ~ub~trate prevlou~ly covered by the release lin~r over the face of the baso stock, thereby covering and protoctlng lt, whilo ~till allowing the relevant information on the base stock to be viewed.
There are many times when it is desirable to provide label~ or stickers on the identification card which have, for example, a phone number that the owner of the identification card can call if a particular service or product is needed, or to provide various variable information that may be unique to the desired end u~er (or a class of users). In the past, thls has been done in a le~
than efficient manner.
In the prior art one manner in which stickers have been provided i~ to -- in a mailing -- provide a label or sticker distinct from the identification ~ ' .
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Alternatively, identlflcation card~ have been produced ln which label~ or stlckers have been blown on to the pla~tic substrate of the intermedlate, however these labels typlcally do not last very long becau~e they get dirty and worn in normal use of the identification card (even merely being retained in a wallet). Sometimes, in the prior art, the labels have been sent in separate mailings from the identiication cards, adding to the expense to the supplier of the card~, and additional trouble to the user.
Also, there are a number of ~ituationq where recipients o identl1cation card intermediates may speak different language~. In the past the way that that has been approach is to print the information on the base stocX in two (or more) languages greatly reduced in ~ize. This make~ the information le~s readable than desired, and/or taXes up valuable .i space on the identification card where other indicia ~`- can be provided.
~ According to the present invention, the `~ problems inherent in the prior art discussed above are remedied in a simple yet effective manner.
According to the present invention an identification ~` card intermediate iq produced in which one or more stickers having desired information are blown on to the release liner of the intermediate, with indicia ~ provided directly on the intermediate, or on another `~ label or qticker blown on with the relea-qable ~",~.
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sticker, giving instructions for removal and/or placement of the sticker. In this way, different stickers can be provided with, for example, dlfforent phono numbers, and the u~er can ~elect whlchever phona number is appllcable to the end user. Al~o, different stickers can be provided havlng the ~ame information in different languages, the lnormation being entirely readily readable, and the end user can select the sticker with the language he or she is most comfortable with. In thls way, by one mailing the end user can be provided with all necessary information and in a form that i8 readily utilizable, and effective for the end result~ desired.
According to one aspect of the present invention an identification card intermediate i9 provided. The intermediate comprise~ the following elements: A tran~parent plastic substrate havlng ~rst and second edge~ parallel to each other, and third and fourth edges perpendicular to the parallel edges, and having first and second face~. A base stock havinq first, third, and fourth edges in substantial alignment with the substrate first, third, and fourth edges, respectively; and having first and second facec. Indicia printed on the first face of the base stock. A release liner having second, third~ and fourth edges in substantial alignment with the substrate ~econd, third, and fourth edges, respectively, and having - first and second facec. An adhesive layer substantially covering the first face of the substrate, and connec~ing the second face of each of the ba~e ~tock and the release liner to the .~ .
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of each o the release liner and the base fltock being approxlmately one half the length of the ~ub~trate third and fourth edge~. And, a ~ticker having dimen~ions ~ub~tantially le~ than the d~men~ion~ of the relea~e liner~ and having fir~t and ~econd faces, with releasable adhesive removably attaching the ~ticker ~econd face to the release liner, and indicia printed on the sticker firct face.
The releasable adhesive attaching the sticker second face to the release liner preferably i~
repositional adhe~ive, and indicia is provided on the release liner first face ad~acent the sticker --either printed directly on the release liner, or on another sticker -- providing instructions on utllization of the sticker. Preferably a plurality of ~ticker~ are provided on a release liner, and the indicia on the stickers includes a phone number, such as different phone numbers on each of two different stickers associated with the intermediate. Also, the indicia on the ba~e stock may include indicia indicatin~ where the sticker ~hould be placed on the base stock first face. The sticker may be dimensioned so as to fit on, yet be readily visible on, a telephone handpiece. Al~o, diferent ~tickers may have basically the ~ame indicia in different languages, 80 that the end user may remove and utili~e the sticker having the language that he or she feels most comfortable with.
According to another aspect of the pre~ent invention, a method of making an identification card :, . ~, .
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intermediate is provlded. The method compr~ses the following ~teps: (a) Moving in a first direction a web comprising a transparent plastic substrate having adhe~lvo on a first face thereo, with a base ~tock covering a irst side of the fir~t face, and a release liner covering a ~econd ~ide of the fir~t ace, opposite the first side, formed lnto a plurallty of contInuous, interconnected identification card intermediates. (b) Printing indicia on each of a plurality of stickers, each having an adhesive face. And, (c) blowing at least one sticker on the release liner of each intermediate a~ the web is moving in the first direction ~o that the adhesive on the sticker adheslve face releasably attaches it to the release liner. Typica~ly step (a) is practiced by engaging tractor drlve hole~ in the ~ub~trate along the fir~t and second ~ides thereof, and step (b) is practiced to print a telephone number on the stickers. Al~o, step (c) is preferably practiced to blow on a plurality of stickers on to each intermediate release liner, and step (b) may be practiced to print different telephone numbers on different stickers applied to each intermediate release liner.
According to yet another aspect of the present invention, an identification card is provided .,~. ~ .
~ comprising the following elements: A transparent plastic substrate having a first face with permanent ;-- adhesive thereon, and having a length and a width.
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second faco. A ~ticker having dlmensions substantially le~s than that of the base stock, and indicia printed on a first face thereof, and repositional adhe~ive attaching the sticker second face to the base stock fir~t face. And, the pla~tic substrate being folded over the base stock 80 that the permanent adhe~ive attaches the sub~trate to both the f~rst and second faces of the base stock, 80 that the sub~trate substantially completely covers the base stock, with the base stock first face indicia and the sticker indicia, visible through the plastic.
It is the primary ob~ect of the pre~ent invention to provide an identification card intermediate which in a self-contained manner provide~ all of the component~ that the user of the identification card regulre~, including stickers that may be readily po~itioned where desired on the identification card, and then protected by a plastic component of the intermediate; as well as a method of producing the intermediate, and an identification card 80 produced. This and other ob;ects of the invention will become-clear from an inspection of the detailed de~cription of the invention and from the appended claims.
BRIEE DESCRIPTION OF lEIE DRAWINGS
FIGURE 1 is a top plan view of a plurality of identification card intermediates according to the present invention illustrated in continuous form;
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FIGURE 2 is a cros~-sectional view of an intormediate of FIGURE 1 taken along lines 2-2 thereo;
FIGURE 3 is a top plan view of a modifled form of identification card intermediate according to the invention;
FIGURE 4 1~ a top plan view of the intermediate of FIGURE 3 conRtructed into an identification card;
and FIGURE 5 is a cross-sectional view of the identificatlon card of FIGURE 4 taken along lines 5-5 thereof.
. DETAILED DE8CRIPTION OF T~E DRAWINGS
A plurality of identification card intermediates, disposed in continuous form, are illustrated generally by reference numeral 10 in FIGURE 1. Ac is conventional, such as provided by Moore Paragon of France since 1987, and as shown in FIGURES 1 and/or 2, each intermediate 11 is separated by a perforation line 12 from other intermediates 11. Each intermediate ll includes a transparent plastic substrate 13 having a first edge 14 and an opposite, parallel second edge 15, and having third and fourth edge~ defined by the perforation lines 12. The edges 14, 15 are perpendicular to the edges defined by the perf lines 12. A base stock 16, such as of bond paper, is connected by permanent adhesive layer 17 to the . ' ' .:. -- : ' :
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~ubstrate 15, and ha~ first, third, and fourth edges aligned wlth the edge~ 14, and perf lines 12 of the ~ubstrate 15, and a second edge 18 parallel to the edge 14 and at an intermedlate portion of the ~ubstrate 13. Ad~acent the base stock 16, and also connected by the adhesive 17 to the substrate 13, is a release liner 20, having second, third, and fourth edges allgned with the edges 15 and perf lines 12 of the substrate 13! and having a first edge 21 parallel to the edge 15, and parallel to the edge 18 of the base ~tock 16 and spaced only a short distance therefrom, a gap 22 being defined between the edge~ 1~, 21. The release liner 20 is of typlcal relea~e material which will not permanently adhere to the adhesive 17, such as a waxed or ~illcone coated paper.
The ba~e ~tock 16 has indicia 24 printed on the first, top, face 25 thereo while its ~econd, bottom, face is held by the adhesive 17 to a flrst face of a plastic substrate 13. The indicia 24 can include indicia 26 which suggestC placement of a sticker having an emergency phone number at a particular location on the first face 25 of the base stocX 16, the phone number being different for different recipients of the intermediate 11 80 that all the intermediates 11 cannot merely be printed with the phone number. Also, detachable tractor drive strips 28, 29 may be provided along the edges 14, 15, having tractor drive openings 30, 31 therein, and separated from the main bodies of the intermediates 11 by lines of weaXness (such as perforations or die cuts) 32, 33.
' 2~96~0 What has been describe~ heretofore is conventional. What i~ neW according to the invention i~ the proVi~ion of one or more ~tickers 35, 36 on the release liner 20 which are connected by releasable adhesive 37 to the top face of the release liner 20 (~ee FIGURE 2). The releasable adhesive 37 may be any adhe~ive that will not adhere to the release liner 20, but -- 80 that both faces of the relea~e liner 20 need not be waxed or silicone coated -- it is preferred that the adhesive 37 be repositional adhesive, such a~ used in the commercially available "NOTE STIX"~ products ~old by Moore Bu~iness Forms, Inc. o Lake Forest, Illinois, or by Moore under the trademark "CLEAN-TAC", or by ~M of Minneapolis, Minnesota under the trademark "POST-IT"~. The ~tickers 35, 36 are preferably blown on to the relea~e linor 20 as the web containing the continuou~ form intermediates 11 is being driven by a tractor drive, utilizing the openings 30, 31. The blow on equipment is conventional label blow on equipment.
The stic~er~ 35, 36 have indicia 39, 40 printed on the top face thereof. Preferably, a plurality of different stic~ers 35, 36 are provided on the release liner 20 for each intermediate 11 -- as seen in in FIGURE 1 -- and different phone numbers are - provided on the dif'erent stickers 35, 36, for example the phone n~mber indicated by indicia 39 being the phone number for New Hampshire residents who receive the intermediate 11, while the phone number provided by ~ndicia 40 being the phone number for non-New Hampshire residents receiving the intermediate 11. ~s shown ~chematically for the ~ .
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bottom intermediate 11 in FIGURE 1, it is desired that the end u~er o~ the intermediate 11 remove one of the ~tlcker~ 35, 36 and place lt over the indicla 26.
Also according to the invention, it i8 desirable to have indicia 42 printed either directly on the relea~e liner 20, or on other stickers which are blown onto the release liner 20, that is immediately ad~acent the sticker~ 35, 36, and provide~ instruction~ on utilization of the stickers 35, 36.
FIGURE 3 illu~trate~ another form of intermediate accordlng to the invention. In the embodiment of FIGURE 3 components comparable to ~hose in the FIGURE 1 embodiment are shown by the same reference numeral only preceded by a "1".
The lntermedlato 111 hae the ba~e stock 116, release liner 120, plastic sub~trate 113, and permanent adhesive 117. On the release liner 120 is a first sticker 135 which ha~ a phone number indicia 139 thereon. The sticker 135 i~ dimensioned so that it will fit on a telephone handpiece, yet i8 readily visible. Repositional adhesive (not ~hown) attaches the sticker 135 to the relea~e liner 120.
Also illustrated in the embodiment of FIGURE 3 are additional stickers 45, 46 which are like the ~tickers 35, 36 except that instead of having phone - - numbers printed thereon they have basically the same information but printed in different languages. For example the sticker 45 has indicia 47 in the English language, while the sticker 46 haæ indicia 48 having es~entially the same meaning as the indicia 47, only it i~ in the French language. This allows the u~er ~:' , ' ': ' `
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ll to apply whichever label 45, 46 to the base ~tock 116 that he or she feel~ comfortable w~th, yet the ~tlcker~ 45, 46 can be printod 80 thAt the indlcia 47, 48 i~ very legible, and need not be greatly reduced in order to get the same information in two or more languageQ within a glven ~pace.
FIGURES 4 and 5 illuRtrate an identification card 50 according to the present invention which i 8 con~tructed from the intermediate 111. In this ca~e, the sticker 135 has been removed and placed on a telephone handpiece, the sticker 45 has been ~elected by this particular user and placed on a substrate 116, attached by adhesive 51 to the base stock 116. The release liner 120 has been removed and the portion of the transparent plastic substrate 113 that it previously covered has been folded over the top of the ba~e ~tock 116, covering and protecting it.
It will thus be seen that according to the present invention a very desirable identification card intermediate i8 provided, one having great flexibility, minimizing the number of mailings or components within a mailer to provide the desired information and component parts to the end user, and produced in a simple yet effective way. The invention also contemplates an identification card produced with the novel intermediate.
~- -While the invention has been herein shown and de~cribed in what is presently conceived to be the ; most practical and preferred embodiment it will be apparent to those of ordinary kill in the art that many modifications may be made thereof within the scope of the invention, which scope i~ to be .
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Claims (20)
1. An identification card intermediate comprising:
a transparent plastic substrate having first and second edges parallel to each other, and third and fourth edges perpendicular to said parallel edges, and having first and second faces;
a base stock having first, third, and fourth edges in substantial alignment with said substrate first, third, and fourth edges, respectively; and having first and second faces;
indicia printed on said first face of said base stock;
a release liner having second, third, and fourth edges in substantial alignment with said substrate second, third, and fourth edges, respectively, and having first and second faces;
an adhesive layer substantially covering said first face of said substrate, and connecting said second face of each of said base stock and said release liner to said substrate;
the length of said third and fourth edges of each of said release liner and said base stock being approximately one half the length of said substrate third and fourth edges; and a sticker having dimensions substantially less than the dimensions of said release liner, and having first and second faces, with releasable adhesive removably attaching said sticker second face to said release liner, and indicia printed on said first face.
a transparent plastic substrate having first and second edges parallel to each other, and third and fourth edges perpendicular to said parallel edges, and having first and second faces;
a base stock having first, third, and fourth edges in substantial alignment with said substrate first, third, and fourth edges, respectively; and having first and second faces;
indicia printed on said first face of said base stock;
a release liner having second, third, and fourth edges in substantial alignment with said substrate second, third, and fourth edges, respectively, and having first and second faces;
an adhesive layer substantially covering said first face of said substrate, and connecting said second face of each of said base stock and said release liner to said substrate;
the length of said third and fourth edges of each of said release liner and said base stock being approximately one half the length of said substrate third and fourth edges; and a sticker having dimensions substantially less than the dimensions of said release liner, and having first and second faces, with releasable adhesive removably attaching said sticker second face to said release liner, and indicia printed on said first face.
2. An intermediate as recited in claim 1 wherein said releasable adhesive is repositional adhesive.
3. An intermediate as recited in claim 2 further comprising indicia printed on said release liner first face adjacent said sticker providing instructions on utilization of said sticker.
4. An intermediate as recited in claim 3 further comprising at least one additional sticker having dimensions substantially less than the dimensions of said release liner, and having first and second faces, with releasable adhesive removably attaching said sticker second face to said release liner, and indicia printed on said first face.
5. An intermediate as recited in claim 4 further comprising additional indicia printed on said release liner first face adjacent said additional sticker, and providing instructions on utilization of said additional sticker.
6. An intermediate as recited in claim 5 wherein the indicia on said stickers includes a phone number.
7. An intermediate as recited in claim 1 wherein the indicia on said sticker includes a phone number.
8. An intermediate as recited in claim 7 wherein said indicia on said base stock includes indicia indicating where said sticker should be placed on said base stock first face.
9. An intermediate as recited in clam 1 wherein said base stock is of bond paper, and said indicia on said base stock includes indicia indicating where said sticker should be placed on said base stock first face.
10. An intermediate as recited in claim 1 further comprising at least one additional sticker connected by repositional adhesive to said release liner and having indicia printed on a first face thereof; and wherein said indicia on said stickers includes a different phone number on each sticker.
11. An intermediate as recited in claim 1 wherein the indicia on said sticker includes a phone number and wherein said sticker is dimensioned so as to fit on, yet be readily visible on, a telephone handpiece.
12. An intermediate as recited in claim 1 in combination with a plurality of substantially identical other intermediates connected together in continuous form at said third and fourth edges thereof, and including detachable tractor drive strips along said first and second edges of said substrate.
13. A combination of intermediates as recited in claim 12 wherein the indicia on said stickers of said intermediates comprises phone numbers, and wherein some of said stickers have different phone numbers than others of said stickers of said intermediates in said combination.
14. An intermediate as recited in claim 1 wherein said sticker comprises a first sticker, and further comprising at least one additional sticker substantially identical to said first sticker, and having indicia corresponding to indicia on said first sticker except in a different language than the language of the indicia on said first sticker.
15. A method of making an identification card intermediate, comprising the steps of:
(a) moving in a first direction a web comprising a transparent plastic substrate having adhesive on a first face thereof, with a base stock covering a first side of the first face, and a release liner covering a second side of the first face, opposite the first side, formed into a plurality of continuous, interconnected identification card intermediates;
(b) printing indicia on each of a plurality of stickers, each having an adhesive face; and (c) blowing at least one sticker on the release liner of each intermediate as the web is moving in the first direction so that the adhesive on the sticker adhesive face releasably attaches it to the release liner.
(a) moving in a first direction a web comprising a transparent plastic substrate having adhesive on a first face thereof, with a base stock covering a first side of the first face, and a release liner covering a second side of the first face, opposite the first side, formed into a plurality of continuous, interconnected identification card intermediates;
(b) printing indicia on each of a plurality of stickers, each having an adhesive face; and (c) blowing at least one sticker on the release liner of each intermediate as the web is moving in the first direction so that the adhesive on the sticker adhesive face releasably attaches it to the release liner.
16. A method as recited in clam 15 wherein the stickers have repositional adhesive.
17. A method as recited in claim 15 wherein step (a) is practiced by engaging tractor drive holes in the substrate along the first and second sides thereof.
18. A method as recited in claim 15 wherein step (b) is practiced to print a telephone number on the stickers.
19. A method as recited in claim 18 wherein step (c) is practiced to blow a plurality of stickers onto each intermediate release liner, and wherein step (b) is practiced to print different telephone numbers on different stickers applied to each intermediate release liner.
20. An identification card, comprising:
a transparent plastic substrate having a first face with permanent adhesive thereon, and having a length and a width;
a base stock having about one half the length of said substrate and approximately the same width, and having a first face with indicia thereon, and a second face;
a sticker having dimensions substantially less than that of said base stock, and indicia printed on a first face thereof, and repositional adhesive attaching said sticker second face to said base stock first face; and said plastic substrate being folded over said base stock so that said permanent adhesive attaches said substrate to both said first and second faces of said base stock, so that said substrate substantially completely covers said base stock, with said base stock first face indicia and said sticker indicia, visible through said plastic.
a transparent plastic substrate having a first face with permanent adhesive thereon, and having a length and a width;
a base stock having about one half the length of said substrate and approximately the same width, and having a first face with indicia thereon, and a second face;
a sticker having dimensions substantially less than that of said base stock, and indicia printed on a first face thereof, and repositional adhesive attaching said sticker second face to said base stock first face; and said plastic substrate being folded over said base stock so that said permanent adhesive attaches said substrate to both said first and second faces of said base stock, so that said substrate substantially completely covers said base stock, with said base stock first face indicia and said sticker indicia, visible through said plastic.
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