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WO1997036275A1
WO1997036275A1 PCT/GB1997/000770 GB9700770W WO9736275A1 WO 1997036275 A1 WO1997036275 A1 WO 1997036275A1 GB 9700770 W GB9700770 W GB 9700770W WO 9736275 A1 WO9736275 A1 WO 9736275A1
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Dennis Houlden-Banks
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FERGUSON INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS PLC
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Priority claimed from GBGB9625133.5A external-priority patent/GB9625133D0/en
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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
    • G09F3/08—Fastening or securing by means not forming part of the material of the label itself
    • G09F3/10—Fastening or securing by means not forming part of the material of the label itself by an adhesive layer
    • 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
    • G09F2003/023—Adhesive
    • G09F2003/0245—Differential adhesive strength
    • 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
    • G09F2003/0251—Sleeve shaped label, i.e. wrapped around a device
    • 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
    • G09F2003/0272—Labels for containers
    • G09F2003/0273—Labels for bottles, flasks

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  • This invention concerns self-adhesive labels designed to be wrapped more than once around an article to be labelled and in which subsequent wrappings overlay the previous layers of label already wrapped therearound .
  • EP 0463193 describes one form of such label designed to be wrapped at least once but not more than twice around a container .
  • the external facing surface of that part ( and only that part ) of the label which forms the first container contacting portion of the label is printed with an adhesive-repellant smooth layer of silicon lacquer, so that the self-adhesive layer which exists over the whole of the other inside-facing surface of the label , is prevented from forming a reliable adhesive bond over the first layer of label .
  • This enables the outer layer to be peeled away from the inner layer once leaving the latter securely bonded to the container .
  • the mechanised application of labels to containers as aforesaid involves the affixing of the leading edge of the label to the container wall and effecting relative rotational movement of the container and the label so that the label is drawn around the container as the latter rotates with the self-adhesive surface of the label making contact with the container. If the label is longer than the periphery of the container, continued rotation of the container causes the label to begin to wrap around itself and this continues until the end of the label is reached.
  • This process has to be performed at high speed and if a rotating container wobbles about its axis of rotation or there is any tendency of the label to wander relative to the container during application, a spiral wrapping of the label around the container can result.
  • any shallow spiral so obtained will in general barely be noticeable.
  • the shallow helical or spiral path of the label around the container will be very visible.
  • the outer flap may be wholly removable from the rest of the label which remains in place on the container.
  • the outer label flap may have preparation or cooking information printed on its rear face and to facilitate reading and following this information, this part of the label is preferably detached from the container. It is equally desirable that the label left exposed after this outer flap has been detached shall convey the same impression and bear the same information as appeared on the outside surface of the outer label portion before it was removed so that the container is recognised for what it is when viewed in a larder or cupboard.
  • the invention provides a third uniform coating applied to at least part of the surface of the first adhesive coating, between the trailing end of the label and a point spaced from the leading end of the label by a distance equivalent to the perimeter of the container around which the label is to be secured, the thickness and/or physical and/or chemical characteristics of the material forming the said third coating being selected so as to permanently alter and reduce the attraction for the second coating material of that region of the first coating coated
  • the invention thus provides a label which if wrapped upon itself is readily peelable and resealable since the tack properties of the adhesive material making contact with the label material are controlled and stabilised by the presence of the said third coating and can be adjusted during manufacture to just the required amount, irrespective of the strength of the adhesive applied as the first coating.
  • the third coating extends over the full width of the label but not completely to the trailing end of the label so that a narrow band of uncoated adhesive is left exposed on the underside of the label for more firmly securing the trailing end of the label to the coated surface of the label already wrapped around the container.
  • the said third coating is selectively applied to the adhesive coating so as to leave exposed narrow transversely extending strips of adhesive at selected distances along the length of the label, to define a series of protected regions between the transversely extending exposed strip adhesive, so that the label can be progressively removed from itself back to each exposed strip, in turn, region by region, if desired.
  • first of all the outermost protected region can be removed from the wrapped around label, back to the first strip of exposed adhesive, which because of its good bonding to the surface below it will remain adhesively bonded thereto.
  • this first region of label can be torn from the remainder of the label along the length of the transversely extending strip-bond produced by the exposed adhesive strip.
  • the next such region can be removed in a similar manner by tearing it away along the last mentioned strip bond, and peeling it back to the next transversely extending strip bond, and repeating the process until the last protected region has been removed, leaving the unprotected region of label still firmly secured around the container.
  • one or more lines of perforations cr semi-cuts or other separation facilitation means may be provided adjacent or in line with each of the transversely extending strips of exposed adhesive.
  • At least one small end region of each transversely extending strip of exposed adhesive is itself coated with the said third coating material so as to prevent the said end region of the strip of exposed adhesive from firmly bonding to the label material therebelow. This creates a liftable tab to facilitate the lifting and separation of the next protected region from the label below.
  • semi-cuts or perforations are provided, these conveniently extend transversely parallel to the strip of exposed adhesive on the underside of the label and in one arrangement a single line of semi-cut or perforations is located approximately half way across the width of the strip of exposed adhesive, measured in the length direction of the label. In another arrangement a line of semi-cut or perforations is provided on each longer edge of each said strip.
  • a particularly advantageous aspect of the invention is that it permits a stronger adhesive to be used for bonding the label to the container than would otherwise be the case thereby more reliably guaranteeing the bond between the label and the container to which it is to be attached.
  • the protected regions of the adhesive coating can be arranged to have just the required degree of permanent tackiness, as to always lightly adhere to the coating on the outer surface of the label to ensure that the second and subsequent layers or label wrapped around the container remain in place, and remain flat and smooth, whilst always permitting the label to be reliable peeled away and re-sealed, many times if required.
  • a preferred combination of materials comprises a thin plastics film such as PVA or PVC, one surface of which is uniformly coated with S660 adhesive and the other surface of which is uniformly coated with a so-called release agent such as Emiflex as supplied by ICI Coatings of Hull, England, and a thin uniform coating of Emiflex material is applied to the surface of the adhesive as the said third coating.
  • the thickness of the Emiflex coating may be determined by experiment, but in practice it has been found that a relatively thin coating is sufficient, and coatings of the order of a few microns thickness have been found to be adequate.
  • the third coating is a continuous film over the adhesive, at least between the exposed regions of the adhesive.
  • the third coating material may also be applied to the adhesive in those regions, but to a reduced thickness or as an incomplete film such as a pattern of dots.
  • the adhesion control required by the invention can also be achieved by selecting for the adhesive one having high and low tack components, uniformly distributed throughout the material, and for the material for the said third coating one which contains a component which substantially neutralises the high tack component of the adhesive but leaves the lower tack component substantially unaffected.
  • material selected for the adhesive is one which chemically reacts with the material selected for the said third coating so that the tack producing component of the adhesive is significantly reduced by the chemical reaction between it and the material forming the said third coating, so that the tackiness of the adhesive is significantly reduced in those areas to which the said third coating is applied.
  • the preferred adhesive is S660 and this adhesive dries by free radical polymerisation.
  • the adhesive also contains unsaturated hydrocarbons which are the primary agent generating the adhesiveness of the material.
  • Unsaturated hydrocarbons will tend to cross-link with a material such as Emiflex in the presence of ultra-violet light and the invention provides a method of forming a label as aforesaid in which after the said third coating is applied, the label material is subjected to ultra-violet light to assist in curing the Emiflex and cross-linking the Emiflex with the unsaturated hydrocarbons present in the adhesive.
  • a label as aforesaid is most conveniently formed by print coating the first and second coatings onto a film substrate, and likewise print coating the third coating onto the surface of the adhesive.
  • coating materials are substantially transparent so that where printing has been applied to the label, below the coatings, it is visible therethrough.
  • the information is to be printed onto the adhesive surface, the information is preferably printed thereon before curing, and after being cured or air dried as appropriate, the transparent third coating is applied thereto, before the said second coating has been applied to the other side of the film.
  • a backing sheet such as a film of Glassine or a plastics film coated with a suitable release agent such as Emiflex, and the laminated assembly can now be safely processed, as by passing it through a further printing or coating station to enable the said second coating to be applied thereto.
  • the printing is preferably performed after lamination and before the said second coating is applied.
  • UV curing or air drying steps may be provided after each printing or coating step.
  • a plurality of such labels are formed in rows and columns along a length of plastics film material.
  • the columns will extend parallel to the length of film, which may be many meters or hundreds of meters long, and can be wound on, unwound from, and re-wound on bobbins.
  • regions of the coated film material between the label can be removed so that the now separated labels are only joined by the backing sheet.
  • the labels have to be dispensed in sequence one after another at a labelling station to which unlabelled containers are conveyed and presented and from which labelled containers are synchronously moved one after the other.
  • the columns of labels are therefore preferably separated by guillotining at regular intervals across the width of the laminated product.
  • the labels extend end to end parallel to the length dimension of each guillotined strip with the trailing end of one label just ahead of the leading end of the next, and the long narrow lengths of backing sheet containing the long lines of labels can be wound up on individual bobbins.
  • the labels can be peeled successively in known manner one after the other from the backing sheet, to be wrapped in turn around the containers.
  • the empty backing sheet is led away from the labelling station to be wound around take-up bobbins.
  • the problems of mis-alignment of a self adhesive label as it is wrapped around a container can be obviated generally by forming the label so that its overall width is less at its leading end than at its trailing end. In this way if there is any tendency for axial shift of the label or vibration or wobble of the container during the application of the label thereto, the greater width of the trailing end of the label will tend to mask any imperfect winding of the earlier length of the label around the container.
  • the labels may be arranged on the backing sheet so that one edge is parallel to the length direction of the backing strip and the other edge is angled relative thereto.
  • both the opposed longer edges of each label may converge equally over the length of each label, so that the leading end is less wide than the trailing end thereof, and the labels are arranged end to end along the length of the backing strip with the leading and trailing ends perpendicular to the length dimension of the backing strip.
  • the non-parallel edges of each label may be obtained by appropriately cutting the labels without cutting the backing sheet before or after the laminate of label film and backing sheet is guillotined into the long strips of labels.
  • the trapezoidal label shape provided so as to overcome misalignment during application to the container, has a further advantage.
  • the final flap of the label and particularly the trailing end thereof will be wider in extent than the remainder of the label and will provide at least one if not two triangular edge regions which can be gripped between finger and thumb to facilitate the removal of the separable peelable label parts from the remainder.
  • the adhesive may be print coated as a parallel stripe down the centre of the trapezoidal label so as to leave edge regions of the label of increasing width towards the trailing end which are uncoated with adhesive.
  • the said third coating for neutralising the effect of the adhesive must likewise be applied over the whole width so as to prevent the triangular flaps from adhering to the container or any underlying label material, to facilitate lifting the outer region(s) of the label for peeling back from the remainder of the label adhering to the container.
  • a strip of adhesive is left exposed at the extreme trailing end of the label, but preferably not extending completely to both edges of the end of the label, to leave tags which do not in practice become stuck to the lower label layer(s) and/or container at one, or both, corners of the trailing end.
  • the invention also lies in a container have affixed thereto a label constructed as aforesaid.
  • the invention also lies in a method of making a label as aforesaid comprising the steps of:
  • the backing sheet being formed from material which does not form a permanent bond with the adhesive, or having a release coating of Emiflex or like material on that face which is to make contact with exposed adhesive on the label,
  • the process may include the step of guillotining between the lines of labels so that the separate long lengths of labels can be wound up on separate bobbins for application to containers in known manner.
  • the invention also lies in a label containing a fragrance- emitting compound print coated or impregnated into a region of the label which is normally sandwiched between turns of the label wrapped around a container to which it is to be applied, and the fragrance emitting material can be exposed to the air to permit the fragrance to be released by peeling back the label to expose the fragrant material.
  • the fragrance may be re-captured and re-exposed at a later time by resealing the flap of the label over the fragrant material, and peeling it back again, as required.
  • the same principle can be applied to printed material contained on the label surface which is to be hidden from view until a product is purchased. After purchase the outer flap of the label can be peeled away to expose the otherwise hidden information.
  • This may comprise data, product information or a so-called lucky number or prize information, or a clue in a competition, an entry form, or a token or other device entitling the holder to a benefit or opportunity otherwise not available to the purchaser.
  • Figure 1 is a plan view of the front surface of a label coated in accordance with the invention.
  • Figure 2 is a perspective view of the label of Figure 1 from the rear, not to scale;
  • Figure 3 is a schematic cross-section of the label (not to scale) on line II - II in Figure 2;
  • Figure 4 is a schematic cross-section of the label (not to scale) on line III - III in Figure 2;
  • Figure 5 is a perspective view of a container around which a label in accordance with the invention is being wound;
  • Figure 6 is a perspective view of the container of Figure 5 with the label fully applied;
  • Figure 7 illustrates how a narrow strip of adhesive can be left exposed at the trailing end of the label
  • Figure 8 shows a longer label, with exposed adhesive strips defining the beginning of each additional length of label which can be wrapped around the container;
  • FIG. 9 illustrates a tapering label constructed in accordance with the invention
  • Figure 10 illustrates the effect of wrapping such a label narrow end first, around a container
  • Figure 11 is a plan view of the underside of a tapering label showing one way in which the adhesive may be applied.
  • Figure 12 is a similar view showing another way in which the adhesive can be applied.
  • an adhesive label 10 constructed in accordance with the invention has a leading end 12, which is the first end which is applied to a container around which it is to be secured, and a trailing end 14.
  • the outer surface of the label is coated over its entire area in known manner by a release agent such as Emiflex (Trade Mark).
  • Emiflex Trade Mark
  • the coating of Emiflex is denoted by reference numeral 16, and is transparent to allow any printing to be on the label material visible therethrough.
  • the underside of the label is coated over its entire area, also in known manner, with an adhesive layer 18, and in accordance with the invention the second half (from the middle to he trailing end of the label) has applied thereto another layer of Emiflex (Trade Mark), as shown at 20.
  • a backing sheet of plastics film or Glassine denoted by 24 in Figures 3 and 4, is applied to the underside of the label, but for clarity has been omitted in Figures 1 and 2.
  • the length of the label from leading end 12 to trailing end 14 is equal to twice (or more) the perimeter of a container around which it is to be secured, such as the circumference of a cylindrical bottle, and in accordance with the invention, the leading end 12 of the label is presented to the container with the exposed adhesive coating 18 facing the container, so that as the leading end 12 is brought into contact with the container, it becomes stuck thereto. With rotation of the container, the label becomes progressively wrapped therearound. Since the exposed adhesive occupies a length of label which is equal to the circumference of the container, the junction 12 between the exposed region 18 and treated region 20 arrives at the surface of the container in registry with the leading end 12, so that continued winding of label around the container will result in the treated surface 20 overlying the label material already secured to the container.
  • the bond between the underside of the second label half (between 22 and 14) and the first label half (between 12 and 22), will be determined by the bonding between Emiflex and Emiflex-coated adhesive. This has been found to be substantially constant, substantially unchanged by time and substantially unaffected by how often the two surfaces are separated and resealed. The actual bond is determined by the chosen adhesive and the thickness of the Emiflex coating applied thereto.
  • a preferred adhesive is S660 and a third coating of a few microns of Emiflex thereto, has been found to be sufficient.
  • the central core 10 of the label may be paper, it may to advantage be a plastics film, or a laminate of such films, or a lamination of paper and plastics film.
  • Figure 5 the axis of a cylindrical container 26 around which the label of Figures 1, 2 is to be wrapped, is denoted by X.
  • the backing sheet 24 is peeled away and the leading end of the exposed adhesive 18 is brought into contact with the container 20, causing the label 10 to stick permanently to the container 26.
  • the latter is then rotated about the axis X so that the remainder of the first half of the label wraps around the container and sticks to it. Thereafter the second half of the label becomes wrapped around the first half, with the treated surface 20 forming a controlled bond with the coated surface 16 of the first half of the label.
  • the first half of the label 10 is thus stuck permanently to the container 26, and cannot be removed without tearing.
  • the second overlapping half is peelably stuck to the first half of the label.
  • Emiflex coating may be stopped just in advance of the trailing end 14 so as to leave an exposed strip of adhesive 28, to ensure that the trailing edge will bond firmly to the underlying label already wrapped around and firmly bonded to the container 26.
  • the label is twice the length of the circumference of the container 26 so that the label overlaps itself only once around the container as shown in Figure 6.
  • the label could be longer, such as three times or four times the circumference of the container 26, so as to enable additional overlaps to occur around the container.
  • Figure 8 shows such a longer label in which each of the Emiflex coated regions 20, 30, 32 on the underside is separated by a strip of exposed adhesive at 28 and 34, and the trailing end of the long label includes an exposed strip of adhesive at 36.
  • Labels in accordance with the invention are advantageous in that printed matter can be located on the whole front surface 12 thereof and on the underside of each overlapping portion of the rear surface 16.
  • a release coating 14 both on the front surface 12 and the overlapping portion 1111 of the rear surface, allows a powerful permanent adhesive to be used to prevent removal of the label 10 from container such as 26 whilst ensuring peelability of the overlapping portion.
  • Figure 9 a label 38 constructed in the same way as described herein in relation to Figures 1 to 4, but in which the width of the label increases from the leading end 40 to the trailing end 42. This is most simply obtained by appropriately cutting the label material (if not also the associated backing sheet such as 24 (see Figures 3 and 4)).
  • the label 38 is shown with its leading end just being applied to a bottle 44, which is to be rotated to cause the label to be wrapped around the bottle, and become stuck thereto.
  • Figure 11 shows one way of applying adhesive to the reverse of the label 38 in the form of a parallel sided stripe 46 the width of which is the same as the width of the narrower end of the label, so as to leave two edge regions of increasing width clear of adhesive.
  • Emiflex can be print-coated over the stripe 46 alone, or over the whole underside of the label, except at 48 and 50 so as to leave exposed adhesive over the first half of the label at 48, and in the perpendicular strip at 50 to assist in firmly securing the trailing end of the label to the lower layer of label.
  • Figure 12 shows an alternative arrangement in which adhesive is applied over the whole of the trapezoidal area of the label 38 and Emiflex is print-coated as shown over the area 52 so as to prevent the edges of wider section of the label from becoming stuck down, and thereby assist in peeling the outer layer(s) of label away from the lower layer(s).
  • the strip of exposed adhesive at 56 keeps the outermost end firmly in place, until the peelable layer is to be removed.

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Etiquette conçue pour être fixée autour d'un contenant, possédant une longueur égale à au moins deux fois le périmètre dudit contenant et comprenant une extrémité avant qu'on applique en premier au contenant, ainsi qu'une extrémité arrière. La face de contact de l'étiquette avec le contenant comprend un premier revêtement adhésif s'étendant depuis l'extrémité avant jusqu'à l'extrémité arrière de l'étiquette et la face opposée comporte un deuxième revêtement en matériau anti-adhésif, de manière à limiter la tendance de l'étiquette à se coller à sa surface extérieure lorsqu'on l'enroule sur elle-même. Un troisième revêtement uniforme est appliqué à au moins une partie de la surface du premier revêtement adhésif, entre l'extrémité arrière de l'étiquette et un point éloigné de l'extrémité avant de ladite étiquette, d'une distance égale au périmètre du contenant autour duquel on fixera l'étiquette, les caractéristiques du matériau constituant le troisième revêtement étant sélectionnées de façon à modifier en permanence et à diminuer l'attraction de la zone revêtue du premier matériau de revêtement pour le deuxième matériau de revêtement. Ces revêtements sont, de préférence, transparents, ce qui permet de visualiser des caractères d'imprimerie au travers. Un matériau émettant un parfum peut également être appliqué à une partie de l'étiquette, qui sera piégé entre des tours d'étiquette après l'enroulement de cette dernière autour d'un contenant, de telle sorte que le parfum ne peut se dégager qu'après la déchirure de l'étiquette et son déroulement approprié.
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GB9606109.8 1996-03-22
GBGB9606109.8A GB9606109D0 (en) 1996-03-22 1996-03-22 A self adhesive label
GBGB9625133.5A GB9625133D0 (en) 1996-12-03 1996-12-03 Improved label
GB9625133.5 1996-12-03
GB9703787A GB2311273B (en) 1996-03-22 1997-02-24 Overlapping label with adhesion-reducing coatings
GB9703787.3 1997-02-24

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