Meto International Gmbh

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Checkpoint Systems International Gmbh

Gordon Klassen

Detlef Duschek

Manfred Ruhrig

This invention concerns a process and a device for producing strip elements for electronically securing articles and a corresponding produced strip element. The aim of the invention is to present a process, a device, and a strip element which can be economically produced according to said process. As for the process, the aim is achieved in that an endless strip of electronically detectable material is fed and is cut into individual segments of a defined length, in that the individual segments are advanced by means of a conveyor, the speed of which is greater than the speed at which the endless strip is fed, the relative velocity being adjusted to provide the desired interval between two consecutive strip segments, and in that the segments separated by intervals are given a coating on one or both sides.

Process and device for producing electronic anti-theft elements

The present invention is directed to a method and a device for the production of security elements for electronic article surveillance, the security elements being comprised of at least two layers, as well as to a web material manufactured by means of the method the present invention proposes a simple, economical method, a corresponding device for the production of web material, as well as to a web material manufactured by the method for the purpose of electronic article surveillance. With regard to the method of the present invention, it is accomplished in that sections of a predetermined length cut from a second material web are conveyed in a direction transverse to the running direction of a first continuous material web and are applied to the first material web.

Method and device for the production of security elements for electronic article surveillance and corresponding security element

Method and device for producing security elements for electronically securing goods and a corresponding security element

A method of producing a security element for electronically securing an object, a device for producing the security element and the security element itself form aspects of the present invention. The security element includes a strip element embedded in sheathing. The sheathing has a melting temperature below that of the strip element. The method has associated steps and the device has associated elements for producing the security element from the strip element and sheathing. In each aspect, the ends of the strip element and sheathing are heated and the sheathing ends pulled to seal the strip element in the sheathing.

Method and device for producing a security element and a corresponding security element

This invention concerns a process and device for producing anti-theft elements for electronic anti-theft securing of articles. The anti-theft elements are made of at least two layers. The invention also concerns a strip material made using the process. The aim of this invention is to present a simple, economical process, a corresponding device for producing a strip material and a strip material for securing articles electronically which is made by the process. As for the process of this invention, the aim is achieved in that segments of a predetermined length of a second web of material are fed and applied on a first continuous web of material perpendicular to the running direction said first web of material.

Process and device for producing anti-theft elements for electronic anti-theft securing of articles

The invention relates to a method and a device for joining a first web material to a second web material, in which the first web material is divided into individual sections of a predetermined length while the second web material is continuous. According to the present invention the method and device permitting sections of a first web material to be applied without waste to a second web material. With regard to the method, the first web material is applied to a substrate, by separating every two successive sections of the first web material (,) from each other so that they are spaced by a predetermined relative distance, and by applying the sections to the second web material at the noted relative distance.

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Duarte, CA, United States of America

Gordon Klassen