Ccl Label Gmbh

Avery Dennison Corporation

Le-Hoa Hong

Sriram Venkatasanthanam

Eric Cushing

Anahit Tataryan

Adam Bratter

Alan Jameson

Ana Trinh

Heba Armand

Jay K Sato

Stephen Li

Joshua David Petrie

Alejandro Gerardo Veyna Hernandez

Martin Utz

Tamara L McCartney

Linwood G Koger

William J Buehne

Thomas Amann

Martin Bögl

Rebekka Trabitzsch

Gerardo Veyna

Wendy Shuttleworth

Andreas Meyer

Laura Rocío Meza Sanchez

Linda Francis

Angie Chiao

Vikaas Gupta

Iliana Velazquez

Jerry G Hodsdon

Dong-Tsai Hseih

Douglas W Wilson

Eng-Pi Chang

Zhisong Huang

Ronald F Sieloff

Thomas Mammen

Arthur G Castillo

Philip Yi Zhi Chu

Gildardo Ramirez

Sharis Krekian

Manuel Amaya

Michael Lang

William J Jaecklein

Chang Yan

Tina Huff

Yangfang Cheng

Francisco Romano

Cindy Chia-Wen Chiu

Craig S Corcoran

Mikael Darby

Janice Valdez

Jesus A Moriel

Carlos L Ramon

Elizabeth M Sanchez

Jose E Munoz

Ron Ugolick

Laura Rocio Sanchez

Lliana Velazquez

A label sheet assembly and method is disclosed for improving the process of feeding label sheets through a printer. The label sheet assembly may include a facestock layer and a liner sheet. The facestock layer may include an adhesive layer along at least a portion of a first side and include a label surface along at least a portion of the second side opposite the adhesive layer. The liner sheet layer may include at least one surface feature provided along a back side of the liner sheet. In another embodiment, the facestock layer may include at least one surface feature provided along the front of the facestock layer. The surface features may create a zone of increased friction or increase tactile sensitivity along the various surfaces of the label sheet assembly to improve printer processing.

Label sheet assembly with surface features

Label sheet with a feed edge assembly

A sheet construction including a first material, and methods of making and using the same. The first material can include a leading edge, a trailing edge, a first longitudinal edge, and a second longitudinal edge. The first material can define a first print-receptive medium. The sheet construction can also include a leading margin extending from the first longitudinal edge to the second longitudinal edge and bounded at least by the leading edge, the first longitudinal edge, the second longitudinal edge, and the print-receptive medium. The sheet construction can also include a first side margin bounded at least in part by the leading margin, the first longitudinal edge, and the first print-receptive medium. The first side margin can include at least one compressed region.

Sheet construction and methods of making and using the same

Label sheet with feed edge assembly

A heat transfer sheet assembly and method is disclosed for improving the process of removing the carrier layer from a facestock layer. The heat transfer sheet assembly may include a heat transfer facestock layer and a carrier layer. The facestock layer may be attached to the carrier layer and include an indicia receptive surface along a side opposite the carrier layer. The carrier layer may include at least one peel line that extends from opposite edges of the assembly wherein the peel line assist to remove the carrier layer from the heat transfer facestock layer once indicia is printed on the facestock layer.

Heat transfer sheet assembly with improved peeling

Label sheet assembly with feed edge dress

A labeling assembly is shown and described herein. A labeling assembly for laminating labels may include a label sheet, a laminating sheet and an alignment member. The alignment member may allow folding of the label sheet and laminating sheet. The label sheet may include a facestock sheet and a liner sheet. Labels may be pre-cut in the facestock sheet. The laminating sheet may include a laminae film sheet and a liner sheet. Protective covers may be pre-cut in the liner sheet and laminae overlays may be pre-cut in the laminae film sheet. The protective covers may be removed to expose an adhesive portion of the laminae overlay. The label sheet and the laminating sheet may be folded onto each other at the alignment member. The laminae overlay may include an image thereon and adhere to the label to form a removable laminated label.

Self laminating labels

A stackable container as shown and described herein. The stackable container may include an outer container having a bottom panel, a pair of opposite side walls and an end wall that extend from the bottom panel respectively. Said bottom panel may have at least one slot. A plurality of locking tabs may extend downward through said slots and a top panel may extend from the end wall wherein the top panel may be adapted to be pivoted between an open position and a closed position a front panel may extend from the bottom panel may be adapted pivot between an open position and a closed position. An inner container may be configured to be slidingly received within the outer container when the front panel is in the open position.

Stackable boxes

Self laminating label sheet

A labeling assembly is shown and described herein. A labeling assembly for laminating labels may include a label sheet, a laminating sheet and an alignment member. The alignment member may allow folding of the label sheet and laminating sheet. The label sheet may include a facestock sheet and a liner sheet. Labels may be pre-cut in the facestock sheet. The laminating sheet may include a laminae film sheet and a liner sheet. Protective covers may be pre-cut in the liner sheet and laminae overlays may be pre-cut in the laminae film sheet. The protective covers may be removed to expose an adhesive portion of the laminae overlay. The label sheet and the laminating sheet may be folded onto each other at the alignment member. The laminae overlay may adhere to the label to form a removable laminated label.

Growing community of inventors

Temple City, CA, United States of America

Le-Hoa Hong