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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 02, 1995
Filed:
Oct. 15, 1992
Kurt Diemert, Gleisweiler, DE;
Fix GmbH, Landau/Falz, DE;
Abstract
A strip baggage tag (1) is formed in endless or roll form for facilitating machine printing. It includes a tag part (6) which is to be fastened to a bag, and a control section (7). The control section (7) comprises a tear-off part (4') which can be detached from the tag part (6) along a transversely extending separation line (8). Both the tag part (6) and the tear-off part (4') have, on their back, an adhesive area (10) which is coated with pressure-sensitive adhesive and extends on both sides of the separation line (8). The adhesive area (10) is covered by a single-piece lower-web section (5) bearing a separation-active coating, for instance of silicone, the width of which section corresponds to that of the upper web (4). The lower-web section (5) has, in the region of the adhesive area associated with the tear-off part (4'), a separation-inactive partial region (11) which permits a firm bonding. This partial region (11), which may be made separation-inactive for instance by corona treatment, forms an attachment bridge to make a firm connection between the web section (5) and the tear-off part (4'), both of which together form the control section (7) which can be adhered to a plane ticket jointly, after exposure of a part of the adhesive area (10) for identifying an article of baggage.