ES1212338U - MARKER LABEL (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Label (1) marker, of the type comprising a laminar body (11) incorporable to a product for its marking or identification characterized in that it comprises, at least, a zone (2) with sectors (3) that can be broken down and capable of incorporating information (4) related to the product or its use, said sectors (3) comprising an adhesive layer (5) on its back for gluing, after its breakdown, to identify parts of the product extracted from the original product. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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MARKER LABEL

D E S C R I P C I Ó N

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a marker label that serves to identify a product in a package and also to mark containers or secondary elements where part of the product is to be transferred or that in some way are related to the product or its use to achieve its Perfect identification

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Identification labels are known that are incorporated into any product, including all by legal imperative, to identify it. One type of said labels comprises a sheet body incorporable thereto, normally attached directly to its exterior or box or wrapper or container, or all of the above.

On the other hand, many times the use or consumption of a product requires its extraction from the original container and the partial placement of the same in other smaller containers (boxes, boats, templates, etc.), for example in products served in bulk or in loose products grouped in boxes or boats, such as pills or other medications. In these cases, partial quantities of product are extracted or transferred to other boxes, containers or supports, which do not reflect any information about the product, whose importance has been such that it was incorporated in the original box or container.

This drawback is solved with the use of the tag label of the invention.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The marker label of the invention is of the type comprising a sheet body incorporated into a product for marking or identification, which according to the invention comprises, at least, an area with disaggregated sectors susceptible to

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incorporate information related to the product or its use, said sectors comprising an adhesive layer on its back for bonding after its breakdown. This allows marking parts of the product extracted from the original product to identify them directly or the secondary elements (containers, boats, boxes, templates etc.) where part of the original product content is moved, so that the important information that is not lost is lost. is required.

The information reflected in the disaggregated sectors may comprise an ornamentation or coloring, even different between different sectors, in order to be used as individual markers when differentiating the different containers or secondary boxes if the content of the original container is to be consumed by several people and thus avoid confusion between them. For example, in a beverage served from a single bottle in several glasses, the glasses can be identified with broken down sectors of the bottle label in different colors, each for a consumer.

These labels can be manufactured in any material and be placed or attached on any type of packaging, since they do not damage or leave residues on the surface where it has been attached. The breakdown sectors can be presented as part of the main tag or in another tag for that purpose.

As mentioned above, the main intention of the transferable label is to accompany the contents of any packaged product, if it is going to be transferred to another container, and if so desired, in turn be able to differentiate the containers from each other, and may contain different sectors the same or different information or ornamentation.

Currently, the main functions of the labels are: differentiate, identify, describe, assess, inform, comply with regulations, decorate, etc. Being the communication of the labels its main function, and this belonging to the original container until it is discarded, the label marker of the invention, by means of the breakdown of its sectors for incorporation to these secondary elements (containers, containers, etc.), is presented as a solution when transmitting the content information, even when it is removed from the original container.

Do not forget that the information on the labels is essential when avoiding

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allergen poisoning, expiration dates, report the danger of some products, this information and many others are lost when the content leaves the original container to another container or secondary container.

Some of the examples of use of the label of the invention are listed below:

. Identify cleaning products when passing them to the dispenser.

. Identify allergens when we pass food to an airtight container.

. Identify the expiration of any product transferred, such as eggs to the egg cup.

. Warn of the danger of corrosive, toxic products, etc., when they leave the original container, such as dishwasher tablets, disinfectant tablets, etc.

. Continue transmitting the essential braille information to the blind.

. Differentiate the glasses when some type of drink is shared.

. Identify the pieces as screws, by passing them to an organizer.

. Identify the individual packages that a main package contains, such as cookie package boxes, chocolates, etc.

. Control the traceability of food in the hospitality industry.

. When you want to leave reflected the use of a product in a control template, for example, medicines, phytosanitary products, etc.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Figure 1 shows a front view of an embodiment of the tag of the invention.

Figure 2.- Shows two sections of two disaggregated sectors of two possible embodiments of said disaggregated sectors.

Figure 3.- Shows a view of a use of the label of the invention where the product is a bottle of a beverage and the secondary elements or containers are the glasses, so that the sectors differentiate the glass of each consumer.

Figure 4.- Shows a view of a use of the label of the invention where the product is a snack bag and the secondary element or container is a canister.

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where the leftover from the snack bag will be stored once opened, for identification or use later.

Figure 5.- Shows a view of a use of the label of the invention where the product is a medicine box and the secondary element or container is a control plate for taking the medicine.

Figure 6.- Shows a view of a use of the label of the invention where the product is a gel bottle, softener, liquid soap, etc. and the secondary element or container is a refillable canister, to differentiate the product between those described. for example.

Figure 7.- Shows a view of a use of the label of the invention where the product is a parts box and the secondary element or container is an organizer of different parts.

Figure 8 shows a view of a use of the label of the invention where the product is a cookie box and the secondary element or container are smaller bags to distribute the cookies in several shots or days.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

The label (1) marker of the invention (see fig. 1) is of the type comprising a sheet body (11) that can be incorporated into a product for marking or identification, and according to the invention, it comprises at least one area (2 ) with disaggregated sectors (3) capable of incorporating information (4) related to the product (arranged in an initial container (100) in Figures 3 to 8) or its use, comprising (see fig. 2) said sectors (3) a adhesive layer (5) on its back for gluing after its breakdown to identify parts of the product extracted from the original product, for example for marking of secondary elements (30) (containers, tokens, bags, etc.) where part of the product is transferred, or directly in separate portions or parts of the product.

In addition, it most preferably comprises a main portion (6) (return to fig 1) where ideally the durable information (4) such as the trade name is represented,

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composition, etc., which may therefore be linked at all times to the original packaging or box of the product even if the sectors (3) are broken down so that the main information is never lost. Said main portion (6) is very preferably fixed to the product by means of a permanent adhesive.

The zone (2) with breakable sectors and the main portion (6) may initially be incorporated in a single piece support (7), as seen in Fig. 1, or they may be independent being therefore initially separated.

The adhesive layer (5) of the sectors (3) preferably comprises detachable adhesive so that initially the sectors (3) are glued to the product or to the main portion (6) and can be peeled off so as to stick successively on the secondary elements (30), as seen in Figs. 3 to 8. Alternatively, the adhesive layer (5) may be permanent adhesive, being initially protected by a layer of paraffin paper (10), not in this case being glued to the product and only attached where appropriate to the main portion (6). In case of using detachable adhesive, the zone (2) with breakable sectors (3) can be arranged on the main portion itself (6) as seen for example in figs 4 or 6.

Furthermore, the invention has provided that, at least the zone (2) provided with breakable sectors (3), can comprise a transparent protective upper layer (8) (film) as a protection of a specific zone of this or of its entirety , thus preventing the deterioration of its functionality before use (see fig 2).

Finally, indicate that the sectors (3) disaggregated may be delimited by weakening lines (9) (punched for example), and / or that they may have blank areas (20) for incorporation of additional information, as seen in the fig 1.

Describing sufficiently the nature of the invention, it is indicated that the description thereof and its preferred embodiment should be construed in a non-limiting manner, and that it encompasses all of the possible embodiments that are deduced from the content of the present specification. and of the claims.

Claims (11)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 R E I V I N D I C A C I O N E S 1. Label (1) marker, of the type comprising a laminar body (11) that can be incorporated into a product for marking or identification characterized in that it comprises at least one area (2) with disaggregated sectors (3) capable of incorporating information (4) related to the product or its use, said sectors (3) comprising an adhesive layer (5) on its back for gluing, after its breakdown, to identify parts of the product extracted from the original product. 2. Label (1) marker according to claim 1 characterized in that it comprises a main portion (6) fixed at all times to the original package or box of the product although the sectors (3) are broken down. 3. - Label (1) marker according to claim 2 characterized in that the main portion (6) is fixed to the product by means of a permanent adhesive. 4. Label (1) marker according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the zone (2) with breakable sectors (3) and the main portion (6) are initially separated. 5. Label (1) marker according to any of claims 1 to 3 characterized in that the zone (2) with breakable sectors and the main portion (6) are initially incorporated in a single piece support (7). 6. Label (1) marker according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the adhesive layer (5) comprises detachable adhesive so that initially the sectors (3) are glued to the product or to the main portion (6) and can be peeled off to stick successively in the secondary elements (30). 7. Label (1) marker according to claim 6 characterized in that the zone (2) with breakable sectors (3) is arranged on the main portion (6). 8. Label (1) marker according to any of claims 1 to 5 characterized because the adhesive layer (5) comprises permanent adhesive protected by a layer of paraffin paper (10). 9. Label (1) marker according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least the area (2) provided with breakable sectors (3) comprises a layer upper (8) transparent protection. 10. Label (1) marker according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the disaggregated sectors (3) are delimited by lines 10 weakening (9). 11.- Label (1) marker according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that the disaggregated sectors (3) comprise blank areas (20) for incorporation of additional information.