Wella Aktiengesellschaft

Martina Schmitt

Franz Steigerwald

Gabriele Bock

Johannes Burghaus

Gernot Mecks

A label for a container has a transparent first foil ( ) consisting of a transparent nonslip material ( ), which can be a thermoplastic elastomer, a transparent second foil ( ) consisting of a transparent material ( ) with tensile strength, such as polypropylene, and an adhesive layer ( ). The second foil ( ) is arranged between the first foil ( ) and the adhesive layer. The second foil ( ) is provided with an imprint ( ) on a side facing the adhesive layer ( ) and the imprint ( ) is embedded in the adhesive layer. In another embodiment the label includes a transparent foil ( ), which is made of a transparent material ( ) with tensile strength, a nonslip coating ( ) on a first side ( ). The coating ( ) is preferably a lacquer coating ( ). These labels provide a nonslip gripping surface on a container and are dimension stable, which facilities imprinting.

Dimensionally stable label for a bottle providing a nonslip gripping surface

An arrangement for mixing two components has a vessel, a cover element placed on the vessel and having an upper region provided with a recess having an edge, at least one cutting mandrel provided on the edge of the recess, and a releasable depot vessel inserted in the recess of the cover element and having a foil at a side of the vessel. The depot vessel has a lower inner diameter which is greater than a double distance between a central axis of the depot vessel and the cutting mandrel.

Arrangement for mixing two components

An arrangement for mixing two components comprises a container having a first engaging formation, a closing element having a second engaging formations cooperating with the first engaging formation when the closing element is screwed onto the container, and a removable receptacle releasably connectable with the closure element and having a foil which faces an interior of the container when the closure element is screwed onto the container, and is removable in an assembled condition so as to release a content of the receptacle into the interior of the container.

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Gernsheim, Germany

Martina Schmitt