Schreiner Group Gmbh & Co Kg

Schreiner Gmbh & Co. Kg

Schreiner Etiketten Und Selbstklebetechnik Gmbh & Co.

Schreiner Gmbh Co. Kb

Schreiner Etiketten Und Selbstiebetechnik Gmbh & Co.

Schreiner Etiketten Und Selbstkiebetechnik Gmbh & Co.

Peter Seidl

Ulrich Moosheimer

Robert Unglert

Manfred Hartmann

Sebastian Gepp

Thomas Wolff

Thomas Weik

Gunter Krebs

A film structure for a battery for providing on a round body includes a carrier film, having a first section and a second section following the first section and a third section following the second section. The film structure has a first layer sequence of several layers, having a first electrode layer for forming an anode or a cathode, and a second layer sequence of several layers, having a second electrode layer for forming an anode or cathode different from the first electrode layer. The first and the second layer sequences are arranged on different sections of the carrier film in such a way that the first and the second layer sequences come in contact with each other and the film battery is thereby activated only once a body is labeled.

Film structure for a battery for providing on a round body

A film structure for a battery for dispensing on a round body includes a carrier film having a first section and a subsequent second section and a first electrode layer for forming an anode or a cathode, and a second electrode layer for forming an anode, if the first electrode layer is formed as a cathode, or a cathode, if the first electrode layer is formed as an anode. The first and second electrode layers are arranged on a top side of the first section and the second section of the carrier film. While the underside of the second section of the carrier film is coated with an adhesive layer, the underside of the first section of the carrier film is free of adhesive. As a result, the first section of the carrier film can be folded over onto the second section of the carrier film during labeling and the battery can be thereby activated.

Film structure for a battery for dispensing on a round body

A label to identify an object has an inscribable layer composite for receiving a first, visible inscription to identify an object, an adhesive film for adhering the label to an object, and an active substance, which, when contacting the object surface, penetrates into and/or acts on the object surface. The active substance is disposed on the label rear side in a structured active surface layer, on, in, or underneath the adhesive film. The structured active substance layer includes a partial surface region or multiple partial surface regions of the label base surface. When the label is adhesively affixed to the object surface, the active substance on the label rear side selectively contacts the object surface in the structured active substance surface region. Within the base label surface, the structured active substance layer has the shape and/or contour of a further, initially-invisible inscription, identification or item of information.

Label for forgery-proof identification of an object, and method

A sensor device for integration in an electrical circuit, including a support layer ('), which is formed with a release layer; at least one flexible insulating layer (), which is made using a printing method; and at least one flexible electrical conductor structure (), which is applied with a printing method onto the insulating layer (). The insulating layer () and the conductor structure () form a flexible unit, which is removable without damage from the support layer (&#x2032;).

Sensor device with a flexible electrical conductor structure

A label () for sticking onto a container for a liquid drug is provided, wherein the label () is a single-layer wrap-around label for wrapping around a circumference of a container, wherein the label () has a spare label () that forms a detachable part portion of the label (), and a first label portion () for covering the spare label () and wherein the spare label () is arranged in a surface region of the label () that differs from the first label portion ().

Label for sticking onto a container for a liquid drug and container

An identification label for a cylindrical vessel has a first label portion with an underside coated with adhesive, an opaque second label portion with a non-adhesive underside and a transparent third label portion with an underside coated with adhesive. The transition from a first outside edge of the first label portion and a second outside edge of the third label portion has a rounded line profile.

Identification label for a cylindrical vessel, and cylindrical vessel

A special label is adapted for labeling of infusion bags containing a liquid. The bag is labeled only in a small partial area, which does not contain any liquid. For safe labeling capable of being automated, the label consists of a special film composite, which makes it possible to form a flap with special hinge properties. By virtue of the special fastening options, accidental detachment of the label from the infusion bag is prevented.

Hanger label for a liquid bag and method for attaching a label to a liquid-filled bag

A multi-ply label includes a first material ply (), having at least a first and a second material section (), in which the first material section () of the first material ply () can be separated from the second material section () of the first material ply, and a second material ply (), having at least a first and a second material section (), in which the first material section () of the second material ply can be separated from the second material section () of the second material ply. The first and second material plies () are arranged above each other and with respect to each other such that the first material section () of the second material ply is separated from the second material section () of the second material ply when the first material section () of the first material ply () is separated from the second material section () of the first material ply and the first material section () of the second material ply () adheres to the first material section () of the first material ply ().

Multi-ply label

A multi-layer label () for affixing to a curved surface, particularly to a cylindrical surface, of an object has at least the following: a support foil () and at least one spare label (), which is affixed to the support foil () in such a way that it is removable from the support foil (), wherein the at least one spare label (), in at least a first partial area () of its total area (), is connected to the support foil (), whereas at least a second partial area () of the total area () of the at least one spare label (), which second partial area () includes a first edge () of the spare label (), is free from any fixed connection to the support foil ().

Multi-layer label for affixing to a curved surface, particularly to a cylindrical surface, of an object

The label is executed as strip-shaped and adhered as directed in a self-overlapping fashion to a syringe body () which is inserted in a syringe protector formed from an insert () and a receiver (). In the longitudinal direction of the strip it successively has a base section (), two voucher sections (), a protective section (), a holding section () and a grip tab (). The label can be unrolled and pulled out from the syringe protector by a grip tab () so that the voucher sections () are freely accessible. If necessary, after inserting the syringe body () into the syringe protector, the grip tab () can be extracted through lateral openings () to a certain extent by gently turning the syringe body () relative to the syringe protector and then gripped since the grip tab () is at some distance after sticking the label onto the syringe body (). If the grip tab () is provided with a suitable slope, during insertion of the labelled syringe body () into the narrow syringe protector, there is no risk of the label being kinked or otherwise damaged from its free end since the grip tab () lies on the labelled syringe body () during the insertion process.

Label, syringe body and syringe arrangement with label

A label having information carriers provided with an imprint, with each semantically identical and provided in different languages and which are joined to one another as pages of a booklet by means of an adhesive binding. The transparent covering is placed on top of the uppermost booklet page and extends beyond the booklet pages on two sides, whereby the covering has an adhesive layer, which is located on the underside of the portions extending beyond the booklet pages and by means of which the covering is fixed to the container wall. The transparent covering is printed with batch-specific information, whereby the printed areas of the covering are aligned with non-printed areas of the booklet pages so that the uppermost booklet page which can be viewed through the transparent covering, and information printed on the transparent covering can be read together and supplement one another. When the uppermost booklet page is removed, the booklet page initially placed thereunder can be viewed through the covering, whereby the same information present before the uppermost booklet page was removed can now be read, however, in another language.

Label

The invention relates to a label for application to preferably round containers. The label consists of several wing components (H, M, V) one of which can be folded over in such a way that the upper side of the said wing component lies on the upper side of the label. When said label is applied to a container the multiple perimeter of said container can be used to display information on contents, use and the like.

Self-overlapping label

The printed web of paper, from which label booklets are formed, is provided in a punching unit with punch cuts, which form at least one row of punched areas and non-punched areas, wherein the punched areas remain joined to the non-punched areas respectively along a line running in the transverse direction of the web of paper. In the folding unit each punched area is deflected out of the plane of the web of paper by a blast of compressed air, is folded over contrary to the running direction by means of a pressure roller and pressed onto the associated non-punched area. In the laminating unit a transparent web of plastic provided with a self-adhesive coating on its underside is laminated over the folded web of paper and pressed so that a multilayered web is formed, which on its underside lies on a support web, which is provided with an anti-adhesive coating on its side facing the web of paper. In the punching-out unit the labels are punched out of the multilayered web, the support web with the anti-adhesive coating remaining intact.

Process and device for the production of labels and label obtainable by this process

The invention relates to a multilayer label comprising at least one authenticity feature ( ), which authenticity feature ( ) consists of at least two parts ( ) positioned on different layers ( ) of the label. The authenticity feature ( ) can be a barcode which can consist of at least two parts ( ) positioned on different layers ( ) of the label. The barcode can have m lines of which n lines are arranged on one layer ( ) of the label and m-n lines are arranged on another layer ( ) of the label, where m>n>0. The label can have a lower layer ( ) and an upper layer ( ), with the lower layer ( ) having a greater surface area than the at least one layer ( ) positioned on top of it. The upper side and/or lower side of at least one of the layers ( ) can be coated with an adhesive at least in sections and/or at least in points.

Multilayer label

A label for labeling containers, preferably cylindrical containers. The label has at least one removable tag and an attachment for detachably attaching the removable tag. In particular, the label includes a base part having a first adhesive layer on its bottom side, and an overlapping part which at least partially covers the base part when the label is placed on the container. In this way optimum use of the jacket surface of a labeled container can be achieved.

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Munich, Germany

Peter Seidl