JPS5918455Y2 - label body - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to relatively large labels that are attached one by one.

If a label is made of relatively thin paper and has an adhesive applied to its back side, when the release paper that protects the adhesive surface is peeled off, the label will curl upward due to the difference in tension between the front and back sides.

If the label is large enough, the curling up from both ends in the peeling direction will collide in the center and cause the adhesive surfaces to adhere to each other, making it extremely difficult to restore the label to its original flattened state.

Therefore, in the case of large labels, a certain level of skill was required to remove the release paper and apply it flat on the object.

The present invention has been devised in view of the above, and provides a label that can be easily and neatly pasted even on large-sized labels without requiring any skill.

Description will be made based on the illustrated embodiment.

In FIG. 1, the label body of the present invention has a cardboard 2 attached to the front surface of the label 1, and an adhesive is applied to the back surface of the label 1, and a release thread 3 is attached to the back surface of the label 1.

As will be described later, the cardboard 2 has the same shape as the label 1, in other words, the cardboard 2 has a shape that covers the entire surface of the label 1, but in FIG. In order to clarify the related structure, the cardboard 2 is shown with a portion thereof cut away.

That is, it has a structure in which a label whose back surface is coated with an adhesive is adhered to the front and back using cardboard and release paper.

The adhesion between the back side of the label and the release paper is the same as for labels with normal release paper, but the adhesion between the front side of the label and the back side of the cardboard must also be such that the label can be easily peeled off from the back side of the cardboard. The adhesive force between the cardboard and the label needs to be stronger than the adhesive force between the back side of the label and the release paper.

For this purpose, a physical treatment to smooth the label surface or a chemical treatment to adjust the adhesive function is performed.

In addition, such a label body is initially produced as a band-like body consisting of three layers of release paper, a label, and cardboard, and is then cut to a desired size to complete the body.

As described above, the label body of the present invention is manufactured by first manufacturing a strip-shaped body from three layers of release paper, a label, and cardboard, and then cutting the strip-shaped body into predetermined dimensions. , all three components of the label body (release paper, label, and cardboard) have the same shape, and therefore, the cardboard 2 has a shape that covers the entire surface of the label 1, and has the functions and functions described below.
It is effective.

The label body of the present invention is used as shown in Figure 2, A5 and C.

First, the release paper 3 on the back side is removed to expose the adhesive surface on the back side of the label, and the cardboard 2 is stuck to the object 4 to be stuck and pressed.

When removing the release paper 3 from the back side of the label 1, the adhesive force of the cardboard 2 stuck to the front side of the label 1 is stronger.
Since the adhesive strength of the release paper 3 to the back surface of the label 2 is greater than that of the release paper 3, only the release paper 3 is peeled off from the label 1, as shown in FIG. 2A.

After peeling off the release paper 3, the label 1 will not curl up due to the rigidity of the cardboard 2, making it easier to attach the label to the object 4, which is the next step.

In this case, it would be best if you glue it from the tip while bending the whole thing slightly like opening your mouth.

Next, peel off the cardboard 2 from the label 1 as shown in the figure.

At this time, since the adhesive force between the label 1 and the object is, of course, much greater than the adhesive force between the label surface and the cardboard, the label will not be lifted as the cardboard is lifted.As described above, the label body of the present invention is However, with this structure, even if the release paper 3 is removed, the label 1 will not roll up or become fluffy, so even if it is larger than a postcard, it can be placed calmly and snugly, without creating air bubbles or kinks inside. It can be applied neatly without any scratches.

Furthermore, if it is rectangular as shown in Figure 1, label 1 and cardboard 2
If the edges of at least two sides of the cardboard 2 are made to coincide with each other, the cardboard 2 can be attached at an accurate position using the edges of the cardboard 2 as a guide.

In the embodiment, a rectangular label is shown, but the present invention can be used to great effect for labels that are generally complex in shape and large, such as circular, star-shaped, or letter-shaped labels.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the label body of the present invention, with the cardboard 2 partially cut away. Figures 2A and 2C are partially sectional side views showing the order in which the label body of the present invention is attached to an object.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A label consisting of a relatively large thin sheet of paper that rolls up when the release paper attached to the back is peeled off, the release paper attached to the adhesive side of the back of the label, and a shape that covers the entire surface of the label. None, and thick paper to prevent the label from rolling up when the release paper is peeled off from the label, and the cardboard has a stronger adhesive force to the label surface than the adhesive force between the back side of the label and the release paper. , a label body characterized in that it is releasably adhesive.