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Definitions

• the present invention relates to a security label for a multi-part vessel, which can contribute to reliable protection against manipulation for a multi-part vessel in a simple and inexpensive manner.
• the invention also relates to the use of such a security label for a multi-part vessel and a system with such a security label and a multi-part vessel.
• the invention further relates to a method for applying such a security label.
• Authentication or proof of origin are used and can be used, for example, if it is necessary to protect ingredients against unauthorized access and to show that the associated container has been opened. This applies in particular to containers in the
• Security label for a multi-part vessel a first label section, which is designed to be attached to a first part of the vessel, and a second label section, which is designed to be applied to the vessel in a state of the
• Security label to enclose a second part of the container all around, so that the security label at a free end of the second section of the label that the first
• Label section is facing away, is closed along an edge line in itself.
• the two label sections form a respective part of a common material web that is adjacent to one another.
• the security label also has a severing element which is arranged with respect to a longitudinal axis of the security label between the first and the second label section, so that when the container applied with the security label is opened, the security label is opened by means of the
• the severing element can be severed in a predetermined manner and the second label section can be removed together with the second part of the vessel from the first label section and the first part of the vessel.
• the security label described can be used in a simple and inexpensive manner to contribute to reliable protection against manipulation for a multi-part vessel.
• the security label can have a single-layer or multi-layer structure with several layers. It can be partially or completely self-adhesive or partially or completely with an underside
• the second label section is designed such that, when applied to the vessel, it forms a kind of sealed hat around and over the second part of the vessel, which is, for example, a screwable or removable
• the second label section is cohesively closed.
• the second label section is provided on an underside with an adhesive surface, so that it is in one on the vessel
• a material can be on the free end of the second adhesive section
• the second label section forms an upper part of the security label, while the first label section forms a lower part of the label section.
• the upper, second label section is accordingly assigned to an upper part of the vessel, which for example has a head, a cap, a lid or a
• the bottom, first label section is is assigned to a lower part of the vessel, for example a body or container of the vessel.
• terms such as “above” and “below” refer to an operational arrangement or application of the security label and the container, the upper, second label section being the upper, second part of the
• Vessels such as syringes and vials, are suitable, the first label section being attached to the vessel body and the second label section being located in the region of the removable second part of the vessel.
• the second label section is optionally firmly attached to the cap or the lid or the second part of the vessel or is only connected to the cap or the lid in a touching manner and above it
• the second label section is designed such that it is closed in an applied state above the removable second part of the vessel. Accordingly, the second label section is in terms of its length and
• Width set up so that it deliberately protrudes beyond the second part of the vessel in order to enable the upper end of the second label section to be closed and sealed in a targeted manner.
• Label section therefore at least as far in the direction of the longitudinal axis beyond the second part of the vessel as corresponds to the radius of the second part of the vessel.
• the second is
• Label section at least as wide as it corresponds to the circumference of the second part of the vessel, so that an all-round label can be formed at least in this section.
• security label for example in the second label section, can also be made longer and wider in order to implement an all-round label which, when applied, at least partially comes to rest on itself and which enables simple, safe and reliable sealing.
• the upper, second label section can be
• the security label enables the vessel, which can be divided into several parts, to be sealed efficiently.
• a clear and irreversible display of a first opening, an unauthorized opening or a manipulation of the container provided with the security label is provided by means of the described structure and the predetermined cutting element.
• Security labels for example, on one
• Drug packaging should be enabled before use. Reuse of the container, for example a syringe, after use and other manipulative uses of parts of the packaging or the container and
• Refilling can be prevented by the security label or at least clearly indicated.
• this includes
• Security label an adhesive layer which is arranged on an underside of the first label section, so that the security label can be arranged on the vessel by means of adhesive.
• Such an adhesive layer enables the security label to be reliably attached to the vessel in a simple manner by the first label section being adhered to an outer wall of the first part of the vessel, which
• Injection vial or a vial that contains a predetermined ingredient is a predetermined ingredient.
• first label section can also be designed such that it enables an additional wrapping of the vessel in the area of the first part before the trailing combination of the remaining, first Label section and the second label section is dispensed over an entire height or length of the vessel.
• first label section can also be designed such that it enables an additional wrapping of the vessel in the area of the first part before the trailing combination of the remaining, first Label section and the second label section is dispensed over an entire height or length of the vessel.
• Syringe types a targeted increase in the diameter of the vessel body can be achieved.
• the adhesive layer can also completely cover the underside of the security label and also allow the second label area to be glued to the second part of the vessel and to the free end.
• the security label preferably has in the area of the
• Cutting element on an adhesive-free surface which makes it easier to cut through the security label and remove the second label section from the first
• the severing element can in particular be coordinated with the vessel to be applied in a region of the
• Security labels can be formed, which in an applied state on the vessel is assigned to a transition between the first part and the second part of the vessel.
• the severing element is located, for example, in a region of a lower end of the primary cap, which corresponds to the head or the second part of the vessel. A sufficiently strong turning or pulling on the second part of the vessel simultaneously leads to a predetermined one
• the severing element can, however, also be arranged in other areas which enable the label sections to be separated from one another when the vessel is opened. Especially when the security label
• the severing element can be set up, for example, clearly below the area of the lower end of the primary cap, so that the upper layer of the security label tears in a predetermined manner.
• the second label section can be formed with predetermined surface properties, which make it easier for the user to open the container and cut through the security label.
• Cutting element as a perforation or as a
• Tear strips formed or includes such an element By means of a tear strip, the security label can also be pulled before the second part of the
• Perforation can, in particular, also be combined with punched-out or branched-out sections upwards and / or downwards in order to open the vessel and cut through the
• the perforation can be, for example, F-shaped or Y-shaped, or wavy or jagged, in order to realize a clearly visible indicator of a first opening.
• the security label can have a thickness compensation element which is arranged in the second label section in order to provide size compensation in relation to different geometries of the first and second part of the container.
• a thickness compensation element can be designed in particular in the form of one or more punchings, fold lines or as a printing layer or in the form of one or more additional film layers. The die cuts and fold lines provide a certain degree of stretchability of the second label section, which is particularly useful when the head
• the body or the second part of the vessel is larger than the body or the first part of the vessel with respect to a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis.
• Die cuts can be designed as a plurality of v-shaped or line-shaped cuts. With a multitude of fold lines, the security label can have a fan-like structure for flexibility
• Security label for geometrically different vessels can be set up and thus enable a larger area of application in a simple and inexpensive manner.
• Tolerances with regard to the geometry of the vessel can also be precompensated by means of a predetermined applied printing layer or additional film layer. For example, by means of a printing layer or
• an undesired free space between the second label section and the container can be filled and reduced in order to enable a secure and stable hold of the security label on the container and also to contribute to increased protection against manipulation.
• the described thickness compensating elements therefore realize in particular a possibility in terms of
• Compensate vessel body and removable cap are Compensate vessel body and removable cap.
• the security label can be a
• Display label element For example, it can
• Security label have a void structure in the area of the severing element.
• a void structure offers additional protection against manipulation by means of two or more structures with different degrees of adhesive strength
• the security label which comprises a void structure, applied to a vessel to be secured, the more adhesive lettering remains on the object or the first when the multi-part vessel is opened Glue label section while the weaker adhesive sections with the second label section of the
• the at least two structures described can also be designed the other way round with regard to their adhesive strength, so that, for example, the structure in the form of a lettering is less adhesive.
• the indicator layer can have colored characters for reliably displaying a first opening
• one of them can be separated by a partially opaque severing element, for example
• located layer are exposed, which in turn indicates the opening of the vessel by striking design such as colored areas, lettering or other indicators.
• the security label can furthermore be designed with a predetermined contour of the first and / or the second label section, so that the closed edge line is applied to the vessel in a state of the
• Security labels emulate a given geometry and are, for example, straight or rounded.
• the shape of the sealed edge line can be used alternatively or additionally when closing or afterwards
• Tools are edited. For example, a
• the invention comprises a
• a system comprises a container which can be divided into several parts and has a first part and a second part and an embodiment of the previously described security label, which is applied to the container in such a way that the first label section is attached to the first part of the container and the second label section surrounds the second part of the vessel all around, so that the security label at the free end of the second label section is closed along the edge line.
• Security label for a multi-part vessel attaching the first label section of the security label to a first part of the vessel and attaching the second label section of the security label to a second part of the vessel, so that the second label section predeterminedly encloses the second part of the vessel.
• the method further comprises closing the free end of the second label section in itself along the edge line and thereby sealing the second label section.
• the security label described is again largely explained below using the example of a vessel of a two-part syringe.
• the properties and characteristics can also be transferred in relation to other multi-part vessels.
• Both the primary closure or the second part of the syringe and the syringe body or the first part of the syringe are encased by one and the same security label and, if necessary, connected to the label by means of corresponding adhesive surfaces.
• the security label extends to a tip of the primary closure and preferably protrudes significantly beyond it, so that a
• Opening the container is accompanied by clearly recognizable damage to the security label.
• Primary cap by means of a rotary movement or pulling off the primary cap leads to destruction of the material web of the Security labels due to the breaking or tearing of a perforation, the cutting of a base material of the material web, such as, for example, film, paper or other materials, the detachment of adhesive areas or the
• the upper end of the second label section can be securely and reliably closed, for example by means of simple and inexpensive connection techniques such as gluing, ultrasound, vibration, heating element or laser welding.
• the second label section forms a label sleeve with a sealing function around the head of the syringe and can enclose the vessel, like a second skin, and provide a protective function for the medicament or the ingredient of the syringe.
• the security label Adhesive selection with the vessel body and at the same time firmly connected in the area of the primary cap with adhesive.
• the security label can also be connected to the vessel body by means of adhesive only by means of the first label section and can only be adhesively bonded to itself in the region of the cap with the second label section and sealed at the upper end.
• the Security label can have a flat surface, which is, for example, firmly connected to a substrate. In order to be able to cover different radius ratios from body to cap of a respective syringe, this can
• Security label can also be designed so that it can be wrapped around the vessel several times and forms an all-round wrap-around label by means of several wraps.
• Thickness compensation element to encase the syringe and where a larger diameter compared to
• a size adjustment can also be achieved by, for example, using die technology in one
• Label section are printed on which the radius of the vessel is smaller than in adjacent or adjacent areas.
• Cutting element in the form of a perforation, so that when opening the syringe to cut the
• the second label section remains on the primary cap after opening the syringe and does not form an individual part of the security label in the form of a separate waste. The two at the opening
• Label section remains on the syringe body and the second label section remains on the syringe cap. Such remaining on the respective part of the vessel and thereby reducing the number of individual parts to be disposed of is particularly special in an operating environment
• the position of a perforation as a severing element can be in a transition between the vessel body and the primary cap or it can be completely in the area of the
• the severing element can also comprise a tear strip as an opening mechanism, which interacts, for example, with a perforation.
• the security label has, for example, a bulge in the area of the perforation as a grip tab, so that the security label underneath the primary closure is rotated with the tear strip and the primary closure together with the upper second Label section, which is arranged with respect to the longitudinal axis above the tear strip, can be removed.
• the security label can be used advantageously in syringes with a Luer lock.
• a plastic thread attached to the glass syringe can be held by means of the described security label.
• the thread can also be prevented from rotating, in particular when a cannula is screwed in, or counter-rotation can be counteracted.
• the Luer thread can be prevented from coming off by means of the security label, in particular when administering highly viscous medications, such as, for example, hyaluronic acid
• the security label thus enables simultaneous labeling and sealing of a multi-part container.
• the first label section can, for example, have appropriate printing or a label
• Vessel can by means of the described
• Security labels are reliably sealed without forming an adverse gap or fold in the area of the head of the vessel.
• the security label can also be inexpensively manufactured in the form of a continuous material web and can be used not only for syringes but also for other multi-part vessels are used.
• Administering a medication can be an additional one
• the security label can be attached to a syringe beyond a cap without touching the needle area as follows: In a dispensing system set up for this purpose, the
• the syringe cap can then be wrapped with an adhesive-neutralized label surface of the second label section, which is only in the
• Beverage is filled with vertically moving pods, which sometimes hang from the bottom, for example
• the security label has at least one label layer, which with the first label section as Body label and the second label section as
• Seal label acts. According to one embodiment, it connects a primary container body with a primary container cap via the label layer with adhesive. Thus, the two parts of the container cannot be separated from one another and the container cannot be opened without destroying the security label or parts thereof.
• the security label forms the
• Opening mechanism of the vessel can be opened either in a screwing motion or in a pulling motion.
• the opening is clearly shown, for example by special perforation geometries that open up or deliberately look torn and destroyed.
• Security labels are preferably firmly connected to the respective vessel part, the first part and the second part of the vessel, which are arrested underneath. There are therefore no unwanted loose parts of the severed
• the security label can be flexibly adapted to any type of vessel, size and material.
• a radius ratio of a cylindrical vessel of Vessel body to vessel closure or cap can be the same, smaller or larger within certain limits and can be reliably labeled and sealed using the described security label. If, for example, the cap of the syringe is larger than the body, special punching structures or gills can be used in the syringe
• the shape of the security label can also be designed to match the vessel to be applied. In a supervision this shows
• Security label on its outer edge for example, a rectangular contour.
• the security label can also be T-shaped, so that, for example, the second label section is wider than the first label section, or vice versa, by different
• the security label can, however, also be designed in a V-shape and taper towards the top, ie towards the second part of the vessel.
• An asymmetrical design of the security label is also possible. If, for example, the cap of the syringe is larger than the syringe body, it can be useful for the security label to be conical or to taper upwards in order to prevent a label corner from sticking out of the container. It can be advantageous when using punch structures or gills in the transition area from syringe body to syringe cap that
• Transition area or the second label section is wrapped around the syringe cap.
• the security label can also have edge jumps or mutually offset edges in order to contribute to a useful and secure adhesion of the security label to the vessel. For example, it can
• the leading edge is the edge of the security label, which is preferably applied first when attached to the vessel.
• a special variant of the security label has a leading extension in the first label section, which is applied and wrapped in the area of the vessel body.
• Label edges of the security label can be useful for the application.
• Security label can be prevented.
• the sealed end of the security label above the end of the syringe contributes to safe and reliable manipulation protection and also represents a protective function against various influences.
• such a sealed closure of the security label can protect against UV radiation, penetration or Leakage of solvent, humidity or other small molecules
• a protective function can be specifically designed through a function-specific selection of the label base material or a functional printing.
• the label sleeve can be closed at the upper end of the second label section using various techniques. Similar to one
• Label section a sealed edge line is formed, which may have a slight widening.
• the edge line can also be subsequently processed and customized to form a useful and / or recognizable sealed end of the security label.
• space-saving sealed closure can be generated at the top of the second label section, which also can have a high recognition value and the
• Body labels with those of a seal label in the form of a common label are those of a seal label in the form of a common label. Access to the vascular occlusion is not possible, or at least made more difficult, without destroying the security label. Special punch geometries and
• Matrix printing technology contribute to a safe
• a security label can also be formed with a structure that is open at the top.
• Such a security label can, if applicable, all of the properties and characteristics described above
• Label section remains open even in a fully applied state of the security label and none in has closed edge line in the sense of the previously described configurations.
• Security labels can be specially designed. So that a trailing label corner, which around the end of the cap
• the contour of the security label can be conical or V-shaped towards the label center.
• the leading edge of the security label can also be affected or designed so that the security label, for example, on the leading and / or trailing edge in the direction
• a correspondingly conical one or v-shaped leading label corner which is the left corner at the upper end of the second
• Labeled section of the label can also in the absence of massaging an unwanted protruding from the vessel
• Both the primary closure or the second part of the syringe and the syringe body or the first part of the syringe are encased by one and the same security label and, if necessary, connected to the label by means of corresponding adhesive surfaces.
• the security label can either extend to a tip of the primary closure and possibly also protrude beyond it and form an upwardly open sleeve around the second part of the vessel. Manipulative access to the primary cap can thus be prevented or at least made more difficult.
• An existing gap between the vascular occlusion and the second label section wrapped around the vascular occlusion is preferably so small that manual access to the vascular occlusion with or without aids is not possible without damaging the security label.
• the second label section in this area can have a predetermined one on an underside
• FIGS. 2A-2F another embodiment of a
• Figures 3A-3B another embodiment of a
• Figures 4A-4B another embodiment of a
• Figures 5A-5B another embodiment of a
• Figure 6 shows another embodiment of a
• FIG. 7 shows a flow chart for a method for
• FIGS 8A-8B another embodiment of a
• FIGS. 1A-1E schematically show an exemplary embodiment of a security label 1 for a multi-part vessel using the example of a syringe 40 in different views.
• the security label 1 has a first label section 10, which is designed to be attached to a first part of the vessel, the syringe body 40, and a second label section 20, which is for this purpose
• the two label sections 10, 20 form a respective part of a common material web that is adjacent to each other.
• the security label 1 furthermore has a perforation 32 as a severing element, which is arranged with respect to a longitudinal axis L of the security label 1 between the first and the second label sections 10, 20, so that when the syringe 40 applied with the security label 1 is opened, the security label 1 by means of the perforation 32 can be severed in a predetermined manner and the second label section 20 together with the syringe cap 42 of the first label section 10 and the syringe body 41 can be removed.
• Security label 1 is the perforation 32 as
• a tear strip can also be realized as a severing element or comprise such a one
• Perforation 32 can have a special geometry and is not necessarily arranged parallel to an outer edge of the security label 1.
• Security label 1 has this, as in FIG. 1A
• Label section 10 are made possible. A required effort to separate the two label sections 10,
• the security label 1 can also be completely covered on the underside with an adhesive layer in order to allow the adhesive to be attached easily
• the security label 1 can be completely on an underside be covered with an adhesive layer and have no non-adhesive area.
• the security label 1 has on the underside of the first label section 10 and is spaced apart from it on an underside at the upper end 26 of the second
• Label section 20 an adhesive layer.
• the two label sections 10, 20 are essentially delimited by the perforation 32.
• the adhesive-free area 30 can extend in the direction of the first and / or second label section 10, 20.
• FIGS. 1B and IC each show a side view of the security label 1 in schematic representations
• the sealed end 26 has a shape similar to a sugar bag.
• the security label 1 simultaneously forms a body label and a seal label with a label cap which is sealed in itself and which, for example, hermetically seals the syringe cap 42
• the security label 1 can be used for increased protection or due to
• Documentation purposes can also be multi-layered and have additional layers.
• the security label 1 is sealed above the syringe cap 42 along the edge line 27, for example by the end 26 having been glued and / or welded after the syringe cap 42 has been wrapped.
• Figure IC shows in
• a side view of the security label 1 essentially rotated by 90 °.
• the perforation 32 is preferably formed in an area of the security label 1 which, in an applied state provided for this purpose on the syringe 40, corresponds to the area between the syringe cap 42 and the syringe body 41.
• a geometry of the security label 1, in particular a width and length of the respective label sections 10, 20 is preferably designed to match the geometry of the syringe 40, so that the security label 1 realizes, for example, an all-round or an all-round label.
• Edge line 27 has. Such a configuration or another configuration of the closed edge line 27 can be processed by means of special tools during the closing or also after the closing and can be designed individually for the customer in order to provide a useful and / or
• the security label 1 combines the functions of a body label with those of a seal label in the form of a common label. Access to the vascular occlusion or syringe cap 42 is possible without destroying the security label 1
• FIGS. 2A to 2F show a further exemplary embodiment of the in different schematic views
• Label section 20 along the edge line 27 can be made by simultaneously pressing in from opposite sides by means of pressing prongs (indicated by arrows in FIG. 2C) and sealed into a space-saving
• Such a folded closure can also have a high recognition value and also offers the possibility of keeping a width along the edge line 27 smaller than a diameter of the syringe cap 42.
• Such a configuration of the sealed end 26 of the security label 1 can be particularly relevant in relation to FIG Storage and transport in an associated blister for
• Syringes 40 or other multi-part vessels have a beneficial effect.
• FIGS 3A and 3B illustrate another
• Embodiment of the security label 1 which has a widened area 30 in comparison to the previously described embodiments, which a
• Syringe cap 42 can affect.
• Adapt security label 1 to different radius ratios if, for example, as shown in FIG. 3B, the tip cap 42 is made larger in diameter than the syringe body 41.
• the syringe 40 is usually rotationally symmetrical or
• FIGS. 4A and 4B illustrate another
• Embodiment of the security label 1 which, in comparison to the embodiment according to FIGS. 3A and 3B, has a plurality of openings made in the form of
• FIGS. 3A-3B and 4A-4B are particularly suitable for syringes 40, the syringe cap 42 of which is larger than the syringe body 41 in relation to a diameter
• Security label 1 then realizes a kind of semi-open closure around the syringe cap 42, which one
• Embodiments of the security label 1 are particularly suitable for syringes 40, the syringe cap 42 of which is configured larger than that in relation to a diameter
• FIGS. 5A and 5B show a further exemplary embodiment of the security label 1 with a further possibility of providing a certain elasticity or flexibility with regard to syringes 40 of different sizes or widths.
• the security label 1 provides one
• fold lines 35 according to FIGS. 5A and 5B, as well as the line-shaped punchings 34 according to FIGS. 4A and 4B, can also be designed obliquely and are not necessarily parallel to the outer edges of the security label 1
• Label section 10 has an edge offset 21 to the second label section 20, in order to contribute to a useful and secure adhesion of the security label 1 to the multi-part container or syringe 40.
• the second label section 20 has a tapered shape in the direction of the upper end 26 with tapered edges 23, 24 along the leading edge 11 and one
• Unwanted label portion 20 protrude after wrapping around the syringe cap 42.
• the adhesive-free area is 30 in this exemplary embodiment completely arranged in the second label section and has a multiplicity of incisions or punchings 34.
• FIG. 7 shows an exemplary embodiment of a flow chart for applying the security label 1 to the multi-part container 40.
• Security label 1 with the two label sections 10 and 20 made from a material web and one
• a rotatably mounted sleeve is provided and pushed over a cap area of the syringe 40 in order to form a cylindrical overall body with an approximately constant diameter, which can be labeled in a simple manner. Touching the cap area of the tip 40 can be prevented in this way.
• Label portion 10 attached to the syringe body 41.
• Label portion 20 attached to the syringe cap 42 by the syringe cap 42 with one
• Label section 20 is wrapped.
• the second Label section 20 now surrounds syringe cap 42 and is glued to itself as an all-round label in an overlap area.
• Steps S5 and S7 can, as described above,
• a further step Sil the free end 26 of the second label section 20 is closed in itself along the edge line 27, so that the upper end 26 of the second label section 20 is sealed above the syringe cap 42. That by means of the enveloping second
• Label section 20 formed label sleeve can be securely closed and reliably sealed by means of gluing and / or welding.
• the security label 1 can be attached to the syringe 40 via the
• Syringe cap 42 take place without touching the needle area.
• FIGS 8A and 8B illustrate in schematic
• a security label 100 for a multi-part vessel 400 which is for example a syringe or a
• the security label 100 has a first label section 110, which is designed for this, on a first part 410 of the container 400 to be attached, and a second label section 200, which is designed to enclose a second part 420 of the container 400 all around in a state of the security label 100 applied to the container 400, so that the security label 100 at a free end 260 of the second label section 200, the first
• Label section 100 faces away, along a
• Edge line forms a self-contained label sleeve which is open at the top with respect to a longitudinal axis L0 of the security label 100.
• the two label sections 110 and 200 form a respective part of a common material web that is adjacent to each other.
• the security label 100 also has a perforation 320 as a severing element, which is arranged with respect to the longitudinal axis L0 of the security label 100 between the first and the second label sections 110, 200, so that when the with the
• the security label 100 can be severed in a predetermined manner by means of the perforation 320 and the second label section 200 together with the second part 420 of the container 400 can be removed from the first label section 110 and the first part 410 of the container 400.
• Perforation 320 realizes security labels 100.
• the severing element can also have a tear strip in order to enable a controlled separation of the second label section 200 from the first label section 110.
• the perforation 320 can have a special geometry and is not necessarily parallel to an outer edge of the security label 100.
• Security label 100 has this, as in FIG. 1A
• Label section 110 are enabled. A required effort to separate the two label sections 110, 200 is thus reduced in comparison to a completely adhesive security label 100 and an opening dynamic of the container 400 applied with the security label 100 is improved.
• the security label 100 can also be completely covered on its underside with an adhesive layer in order to enable the adhesive to be attached in a simple, adhesive manner
• the security label 100 has on the underside of the first label section 110 and
• the perforation 320 essentially forms a kind of boundary on each side of the two
• the tack-free area 300 can face the first and / or second
• Vessel 400 is removed.
• the security label 100 forms in the complete
• the security label 100 can also be configured in multiple layers for the purpose of protection, among other things.
• the perforation 320 is preferably formed in an area of the security label 100 which, in an applied state provided for this purpose on the vessel 400, the area between the second part 420 and the first part 410
• Label sections 110, 200 are preferably designed to match the geometry of the vessel 400, so that the
• Security label 100 realized, for example, an all-round or an all-round label.
• the security label 100 can have a predetermined pressure layer around a gap between the second part 420 of the vessel 400 and the wrapped second one
• Such a printing layer is therefore preferably on an underside of the second
• Label section 200 applied in an area which, when applied to the vessel 400, faces the second part 420 and the gap between the
• Such a relatively thick printing layer can be used, for example, by means of
• Matrix technology can be applied in a screen printing process.
• the security label 100 combines the functions of a body label with those of a seal label in the form of a common label. Access to the vascular occlusion or to the openable second part 42 of the vessel is without

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