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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 05, 2006
Filed:
Aug. 05, 2004
Ulrich Moosheimer, Hohenkammer, DE;
Robert Unglert, München, DE;
Ulrich Moosheimer, Hohenkammer, DE;
Robert Unglert, München, DE;
Schreiner Group GmbH & Co. KG, Oberschleissheim, DE;
Abstract
A label has a film and an adhesive, as with a common bracket label. The label is divided into two functional regions (A) and (B) by a separating line. One region essentially supplies information, for example, by imprinting, and the other region assumes the hanging function of the bracket. Region (B) is generally designed to be non-adhering or is capable of reducing the adhesive action. In this manner, the bracket can be detached quickly from the labeled object with use, and no adhesive region is bared upon detachment. A lower film lies under the first film and is preferably connected with the first film by an adhesive. The lower film is provided with a further separating line slightly offset to the separating line between the two functional regions.