EP0087987B1 - A label - Google Patents
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- EP0087987B1 EP0087987B1 EP19830301151 EP83301151A EP0087987B1 EP 0087987 B1 EP0087987 B1 EP 0087987B1 EP 19830301151 EP19830301151 EP 19830301151 EP 83301151 A EP83301151 A EP 83301151A EP 0087987 B1 EP0087987 B1 EP 0087987B1
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- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F3/00—Labels, tag tickets, or similar identification or indication means; Seals; Postage or like stamps
- G09F3/02—Forms or constructions
- G09F3/0288—Labels or tickets consisting of more than one part, e.g. with address of sender or other reference on separate section to main label; Multi-copy labels
- G09F3/0289—Pull- or fold-out labels
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- the present invention relates to a label, and more particularly to labels intended to be stuck on to containers such as boxes, packets, bottles or tins.
- EP-A-0043179 discloses a label for a container comprising a longitudinal strip carrying printed matter, the strip being divided into a series of panels by a plurality of transverse fold lines, the first two of the panels forming a front cover and a back cover respectively for enveloping the remaining panel or panels of the strip when folded, the transverse fold lines being spaced along the strip so that upon folding of the strip the said remaining panel or panels is or are folded to lie over the back cover and is or are in turn covered by folding of the front cover about a first fold line between the front and back covers and wherein the front cover may extend beyond the area occupied by the back cover, a support web to which the back cover is adhered and which has a front surface area greater than that of the front cover or back cover of the folded strip such that a portion of the web front surface projects beyond the folded strip, and a band of adhesive which is provided on the inner face of the free outer edge of the front cover panel adjacent to said outer edge for securing the outer edge of the front cover to the front surface of the support
- the label which is disclosed suffers from the disadvantage that it is a "one-use" label in that once the label has. been torn open the instruction sheet is either removed entirely from . the container to which the label is attached or it remains loosely attached to the container such that it can be easily damaged.
- US-A-1864526 discloses a device for attachment to containers comprising a folded sheet.
- FR-A-1274343 discloses a folded band for holding a pair of socks together.
- DE-A-7819743 discloses a label which is attached to an article by a piece of string and comprises a plurality of folded panels.
- the present invention aims to provide labelling means which provide a relatively large surface area for carrying printed information without taking up a large amount of the available surface area of the container.
- a label for a container comprising a longitudinal strip carrying printed matter, the strip being divided into a series of panels by a plurality of transverse fold lines, the first two of the panels forming a front cover and a back cover respectively for enveloping the remaining panel or panels of the strip when folded, the transverse fold lines being spaced along the strip so that upon folding of the strip the said remaining panel or panels is or are folded to lie over the back cover and is or are in turn covered by folding of the front cover about a first fold line between the front and back covers and wherein the front cover may extend beyond the area occupied by the back cover, a support web to which the back cover is adhered and which has a front surface area greater than that of the front cover or back cover of the folded strip such that a portion of the web front surface projects beyond the folded strip, and a band of adhesive which is provided on the inner face of the free outer edge of the front cover panel adjacent to said outer edge for securing the outer edge of the front cover to the front surface of the support web,
- the label may additionally comprise at least one further row of panels, for example one, two or more further rows of panels, hingedly connected along one or both longitudinal edges of the said longitudinal strip of panels.
- the or each further row of panels may extend parallel to or perpendicular to the longitudinal strip of panels.
- the label may additionally comprise at least one further panel hingedly connected along one or both longitudinal edges of the said longitudinal strip of panels.
- the front cover panel of the label includes at least one weakened tear line along which the front cover panel can be severed to allow for the required access to the interior of the label.
- the front cover panel includes two parallel weakened tear lines, spaced apart to provide a narrow strip which can be torn away to give access to the interior of the label.
- a succession of labels in accordance with the present invention is adhered to the upper surface of a length of a release backing material and wound into a reel for subsequent removal from the backing material and application to a container to be labelled.
- Figures 4 and 7 and 8 show embodiments of the labels in accordance with the invention and the remaining Figures show different types of longitudinal strips for use in those labels.
- a label in accordance with the invention includes a longitudinal strip 2 of paper, one end of the strip having a band of resealable adhesive 19 extending along the inner surface thereof parallel to the edge 18 of the strip.
- a weakened tear line 20 is formed adjacent one side of the band of adhesive.
- the remainder of the strip 2 is divided by transverse fold lines 14,15,16 into four panels 10, 11, 12, 13; these fold lines need not exist prior to the folding operations used to form the label during its manufacture.
- each panel 10, 11, 12 and 13 may carry printed information as can the lower surface of each of panels 10, 12 and 13.
- the lower surface of panel 11 which is to be adhered to a support web is not normally printed but may be if desired.
- the strip is folded as shown in Figure 2 by doubling the panel 13 on the right-hand side of the label about fold line 16 so that it lies against panel 12, and thereby doubling panels 12 and 13 together about fold line 15 so that they lie against the inner face of panel 11.
- Panel 11 acts as a back cover for folded panels 12 and 13.
- panel 10 on the left-hand side of the strip 2 is folded about fold line 14 to lie over folded panels 12 and 13 and thereby to act as a front cover for the folded panels of the label.
- the outer edge of panel 10 is then attached to panel 12 by means of the band of adhesive 19.
- the fold lines 14, 15 and 16 on the strip 2 are spaced from one another in such a manner that panels 12 and 13 after folding are both contained within the front and back cover panels 10 and 11.
- the strips are applied to a support web 26 which has an adhesive on its underside suitable for adhering the support web carrying the folded label to a container.
- the support web 26 serves to provide additional areas for carrying further printed matter.
- a number of such folded labels are carried in succession on a length of release backing material which for convenience of handling is wound into a reel which when subsequently labelling containers can be unwound so that the labels can be removed from the backing material and applied to containers to be labelled.
- cover panel 10 Apart from the underside of panel 11 which is adhered to the support web, the upper and lower faces of all the other panels, 10, 12 and 13 may each carry printed instructions or any other desired information.
- the outer face of cover panel 10 will generally carry instructions indicating how to gain access to the information printed inside the label, for example by tearing along tear line 20. If desired, printed lines may be used to indicate where the label should be torn along the weakened tear line. Having torn the label along weakened tear line 20, the cover panel 10 can be unfolded about fold line 14 allowing access to the information contained on panels 11, 12 and 13 by unfolding along fold lines 15 and 16 as shown in Figure 3.
- the strip is the. same as the strip of Figure 1 to 3 except that the width of the cover panel 10 is such that the cover panel has an edge portion 22 which in the folded condition extends beyond the right-hand edge of the folded panels 12 and 13.
- the band of resealable adhesive 24 for keeping the cover panel closed is carried on the said edge portion 22 and in use is adhered not to the back of the folded panel 12 but to the support web 26.
- the tear line 20 need not be positioned immediately adjacent the said band of adhesive 19. It may be positioned along any transverse axis of the front cover panel 10 parallel to the fold lines. For example, as illustrated in Figures 5 and 6 the tear line 20 may be located parallel to and adjacent the fold line 14 on the right-hand side of front cover panel 10.
- FIG. 7 and 8 there is shown a further alternative embodiment of a label in accordance with the present invention.
- the label is formed from a longitudinal strip 30, divided by two fold lines 32 and 34 into three panels 36,38,40.
- the rear face of the central panel 38 is adhered to a support web 42 which extends on either side of the central panel 38 to form lateral side panels 44 and 46 which provide additional surface areas for displaying further printed matter.
- panel 36 In the closed position panel 36 is folded inwardly about fold line 32 to lie against panel 38 which acts as the said back cover and panel 40 is folded inwardly over panel 36 about fold line 34to lie over folded panel 36 and thereby to give a label having a flat configuration.
- the outer edge 48 of panel 40 carries on its inner face a band of resealable adhesive to ensure that panel 40 remains in a folded position over panel 36 until it is desired to open the label.
- a plurality of such labels are carried in succession on a length of a release backing material 56 which is wound into a reel for convenience of handling.
- the labels on the reel are removed from the backing material as the reel is unwound and are applied to containers which are to be labelled.
- a continuous sheet of material is printed as required and folded along longitudinal fold lines corresponding to fold lines 14, 15, 16 or 32, 34 to give a multiple ply flat tube of printed material.
- the underside of this tube, corresponding to the underside of back cover panel 11 or 38 is adhered to a continuous length of a support web 26 or 56 which has a self-adhesive underside lined with a removable backing sheet of release material.
- the said supportweb also carries printed information.
- the assembly of folded tube and support web is then passed through a die- cutting apparatus where labels of the required dimensions are cut in conventional manner. After removal of the superfluous portions of materials, one obtains a backing sheet carrying a plurality of the folded labels of the invention, which backing sheet is conveniently wound into a reel.
- the label may be designed to include one or more further rows of panels hingedly connected to one or both longitudinal edges of the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13).
- one additional row of panels (61, 62, 63) may be hingedly connected below the strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13) as shown in Figure 9, or similarly one additional row of panels (71, 72, 73) may be hingedly connected above the strip of panels (10, 11,12,13) as shown in Figure 10.
- one, or more such additional rows may be added both above and below the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13) as shown in Figure 11.
- the additional rows of panels are folded inwardly about respective fold lines 60 and 70 along the longitudinal edges of the strip of panels so that they lie flat over the longitudinal strip of panels, and then the resultant strip of panels is folded onto the back cover panel 11 and covered by front cover panel 10 as described above to provide a folded label.
- a single panel such as panel 81 may be hingedly connected to one or both longitudinal edges of the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12,13). This arrangement is not specifically illustrated.
- the front cover panel is arranged to be torn about weakened tear lines or otherwise opened as described above to allow the user to gain access to the interior of the folded label once the label is applied to a container.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a label, and more particularly to labels intended to be stuck on to containers such as boxes, packets, bottles or tins.
- EP-A-0043179 discloses a label for a container comprising a longitudinal strip carrying printed matter, the strip being divided into a series of panels by a plurality of transverse fold lines, the first two of the panels forming a front cover and a back cover respectively for enveloping the remaining panel or panels of the strip when folded, the transverse fold lines being spaced along the strip so that upon folding of the strip the said remaining panel or panels is or are folded to lie over the back cover and is or are in turn covered by folding of the front cover about a first fold line between the front and back covers and wherein the front cover may extend beyond the area occupied by the back cover, a support web to which the back cover is adhered and which has a front surface area greater than that of the front cover or back cover of the folded strip such that a portion of the web front surface projects beyond the folded strip, and a band of adhesive which is provided on the inner face of the free outer edge of the front cover panel adjacent to said outer edge for securing the outer edge of the front cover to the front surface of the support web. The label which is disclosed suffers from the disadvantage that it is a "one-use" label in that once the label has. been torn open the instruction sheet is either removed entirely from . the container to which the label is attached or it remains loosely attached to the container such that it can be easily damaged.
- US-A-1864526 discloses a device for attachment to containers comprising a folded sheet.
- FR-A-1274343 discloses a folded band for holding a pair of socks together.
- DE-A-7819743 discloses a label which is attached to an article by a piece of string and comprises a plurality of folded panels.
- The present invention aims to provide labelling means which provide a relatively large surface area for carrying printed information without taking up a large amount of the available surface area of the container.
- According to the present invention there is provided a label for a container comprising a longitudinal strip carrying printed matter, the strip being divided into a series of panels by a plurality of transverse fold lines, the first two of the panels forming a front cover and a back cover respectively for enveloping the remaining panel or panels of the strip when folded, the transverse fold lines being spaced along the strip so that upon folding of the strip the said remaining panel or panels is or are folded to lie over the back cover and is or are in turn covered by folding of the front cover about a first fold line between the front and back covers and wherein the front cover may extend beyond the area occupied by the back cover, a support web to which the back cover is adhered and which has a front surface area greater than that of the front cover or back cover of the folded strip such that a portion of the web front surface projects beyond the folded strip, and a band of adhesive which is provided on the inner face of the free outer edge of the front cover panel adjacent to said outer edge for securing the outer edge of the front cover to the front surface of the support web, characterised in that the adhesive is a resealable adhesive so as to allow the outer edge of the front cover to be selectively detached and re-attached and thereby give access to the interior of the folded label, the said portion of the web front surface carries printed matter and the band of adhesive can secure the outer edge of the front cover to the back of the folded remaining panel or panels along a region adjacent a second fold line which lies between the back cover and the said remaining panel or panels instead of to the support web.
- If desired, the label may additionally comprise at least one further row of panels, for example one, two or more further rows of panels, hingedly connected along one or both longitudinal edges of the said longitudinal strip of panels. The or each further row of panels may extend parallel to or perpendicular to the longitudinal strip of panels.
- Alternatively, the label may additionally comprise at least one further panel hingedly connected along one or both longitudinal edges of the said longitudinal strip of panels.
- In one arrangement the front cover panel of the label includes at least one weakened tear line along which the front cover panel can be severed to allow for the required access to the interior of the label. Preferably, the front cover panel includes two parallel weakened tear lines, spaced apart to provide a narrow strip which can be torn away to give access to the interior of the label.
- Preferably a succession of labels in accordance with the present invention is adhered to the upper surface of a length of a release backing material and wound into a reel for subsequent removal from the backing material and application to a container to be labelled.
- Various embodiments of the invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
- Figures 1 and 2 respectively illustrate a longitudinal strip before and after folding, for use in a label in accordance with the invention,
- Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the longitudinal strip of Figures 1 and 2 after tearing of the tear line and unfolding of the strip,
- Figure 4 illustrates a label in accordance with the invention after a folded longitudinal strip has been adhered thereto,
- Figures 5 and 6 respectively illustrate a further embodiment of a folded longitudinal strip before and after folding for use in a label in accordance with the invention,
- Figures 7 and 8 illustrate another embodiment of a label in accordance with the present invention in the closed and opened condition respectively, and
- Figures 9, 10, 11 and 12 illustrate further embodiments of a longitudinal strip including additional panels or additional rows of panels for use in a label in accordance with the present invention.
- In the Figures, like reference numerals refer to like parts.
- Figures 4 and 7 and 8 show embodiments of the labels in accordance with the invention and the remaining Figures show different types of longitudinal strips for use in those labels.
- Referring to Figure 1, a label in accordance with the invention includes a longitudinal strip 2 of paper, one end of the strip having a band of
resealable adhesive 19 extending along the inner surface thereof parallel to theedge 18 of the strip. A weakenedtear line 20 is formed adjacent one side of the band of adhesive. The remainder of the strip 2 is divided bytransverse fold lines panels - The upper surface of each
panels panels panel 11 which is to be adhered to a support web is not normally printed but may be if desired. - In use the strip is folded as shown in Figure 2 by doubling the
panel 13 on the right-hand side of the label aboutfold line 16 so that it lies againstpanel 12, and thereby doublingpanels fold line 15 so that they lie against the inner face ofpanel 11.Panel 11 acts as a back cover for foldedpanels panel 10 on the left-hand side of the strip 2 is folded aboutfold line 14 to lie over foldedpanels panel 10 is then attached topanel 12 by means of the band ofadhesive 19. Thefold lines panels back cover panels - As shown in Figure 4, the strips are applied to a
support web 26 which has an adhesive on its underside suitable for adhering the support web carrying the folded label to a container. - The
support web 26 serves to provide additional areas for carrying further printed matter. - If desired, a number of such folded labels are carried in succession on a length of release backing material which for convenience of handling is wound into a reel which when subsequently labelling containers can be unwound so that the labels can be removed from the backing material and applied to containers to be labelled.
- Apart from the underside of
panel 11 which is adhered to the support web, the upper and lower faces of all the other panels, 10, 12 and 13 may each carry printed instructions or any other desired information. The outer face ofcover panel 10 will generally carry instructions indicating how to gain access to the information printed inside the label, for example by tearing alongtear line 20. If desired, printed lines may be used to indicate where the label should be torn along the weakened tear line. Having torn the label along weakenedtear line 20, thecover panel 10 can be unfolded aboutfold line 14 allowing access to the information contained onpanels fold lines - In the embodiment of Figure 4, the strip is the. same as the strip of Figure 1 to 3 except that the width of the
cover panel 10 is such that the cover panel has anedge portion 22 which in the folded condition extends beyond the right-hand edge of the foldedpanels resealable adhesive 24 for keeping the cover panel closed is carried on the saidedge portion 22 and in use is adhered not to the back of the foldedpanel 12 but to thesupport web 26. When thetear line 20 is broken in order to gain access to the information on the inside of the label, theedge portion 22 of thecover panel 10 remains attached to thesupport web 26. - The
tear line 20 need not be positioned immediately adjacent the said band ofadhesive 19. It may be positioned along any transverse axis of thefront cover panel 10 parallel to the fold lines. For example, as illustrated in Figures 5 and 6 thetear line 20 may be located parallel to and adjacent thefold line 14 on the right-hand side offront cover panel 10. - It will be appreciated that although the labels described above have been illustrated as having only two panels to the right of
back cover panel 11, if a greater amount of information must be provided on the label, a longer strip may be used and this may be folded so that there are three or more panels beyond theback cover panel 11. - Referring to Figures 7 and 8 there is shown a further alternative embodiment of a label in accordance with the present invention. In this embodiment the label is formed from a
longitudinal strip 30, divided by twofold lines panels central panel 38 is adhered to asupport web 42 which extends on either side of thecentral panel 38 to formlateral side panels - In the closed
position panel 36 is folded inwardly aboutfold line 32 to lie againstpanel 38 which acts as the said back cover andpanel 40 is folded inwardly overpanel 36 about fold line 34to lie over foldedpanel 36 and thereby to give a label having a flat configuration. Theouter edge 48 ofpanel 40 carries on its inner face a band of resealable adhesive to ensure thatpanel 40 remains in a folded position overpanel 36 until it is desired to open the label. To allow for opening of the label, there are provided on thepanel 40 two parallel weakenedtear lines narrow strip 54 which can be torn away to give access to the interior of the label by allowing thepanels - Preferably, a plurality of such labels are carried in succession on a length of a release backing
material 56 which is wound into a reel for convenience of handling. When labelling containers, the labels on the reel are removed from the backing material as the reel is unwound and are applied to containers which are to be labelled. - Generally to prepare labels in accordance with the invention, a continuous sheet of material is printed as required and folded along longitudinal fold lines corresponding to
fold lines back cover panel support web - As will be seen from the examples of longitudinal strips shown in
Figures 9to 12, if additional areas for printing textual information are required, the label may be designed to include one or more further rows of panels hingedly connected to one or both longitudinal edges of the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13). Thus, for example, one additional row of panels (61, 62, 63) may be hingedly connected below the strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13) as shown in Figure 9, or similarly one additional row of panels (71, 72, 73) may be hingedly connected above the strip of panels (10, 11,12,13) as shown in Figure 10. If desired, one, or more such additional rows may be added both above and below the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13) as shown in Figure 11. - In use the additional rows of panels are folded inwardly about
respective fold lines back cover panel 11 and covered byfront cover panel 10 as described above to provide a folded label. - In each of the strips shown in Figures 9, 10 and 11 the additional rows of panels are parallel to the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13); however, it is also possible, as shown in Figure 12, to include rows of panels (81, 82) perpendicularto the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12, 13). In use,
panel 82 is first foldedaboutfold line 80 ontopanel 81, and the resultant two-ply layer is folded about fold-line 84 ontopanel 11, whereuponpanels front cover panel 10 over the various folded panels lying overrear panel 11. - Alternatively, a single panel such as
panel 81 may be hingedly connected to one or both longitudinal edges of the longitudinal strip of panels (10, 11, 12,13). This arrangement is not specifically illustrated. - In each case in the examples of Figures 9 to 12 the front cover panel is arranged to be torn about weakened tear lines or otherwise opened as described above to allow the user to gain access to the interior of the folded label once the label is applied to a container.
- In all the examples shown in Figures 9 to 11, the label is carried on a support web (not shown) as described in relation to Figure 4, thereby to give yet further areas for carrying printed matter.
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