TW200523811A - Identification tag and related identification tag system - Google Patents

Abstract

An identification tag and related tag system are provided for securely mounting the identification tag onto a selected wearer or object, such as mounting onto a wearer's wrist or the like. The identification tag is adapted to receive wearer-related identification and other information in human readable and/or machine readable form, and for slide-fit assembly onto an elongated flexible strap such as a wristband or bracelet for mounting onto the selected wearer or object. In one preferred form, the identification tag includes a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit adapted for communicating wearer-related information with a remote reader. The tag system, including the identification tag assembled with the flexible strap, is particularly useful with a small wearer or object, such as an infant, to provided a relatively extensive and relatively flat information-bearing surface area.

Description

200523811 IX. Description of the invention: [Technical field to which the invention belongs] The present invention generally relates to improvement of identification tools such as identification tags, and also relates to: a member containing a member such as a wristband or a hand lock or the like to facilitate the wearing of an identification tag And comfortably installed on the relevant system of the selected wearer or target. More specifically, the present invention proposes an improved identification tag and related system, which is designed to be used especially by a small wearer or target, such as two babies or toddlers, to provide a size large enough to accommodate human readable And / or a larger information bearing surface area of a range of important identification data in a form readable by the machine and wherein the information bearing area is flatter to facilitate and improve the reading of machine readable data. σ [Prior art] Identification tapes such as wristbands or bracelets or other closed loop elements are widely known in the art, where the identification tape carries or carries a person associated with the belt or a target with the belt Some form of information or information about things. As a result, the information carried by the identification tape follows the wearer's actions in two typical configurations (e.g., used as-wristbands)-a long flexible tape made of flexible plastic or the like is wound around a Approved on the wrist of the wearer, and its opposite ends & included with each other so that the identification band stays on the wrist of the wearer I = fitted or can be engaged with each other to fix the member. The identification information is printed, for example, by direct printing of appropriate information directly on the surface of the outer band or by sticking to the label of the band, or by printing this information in a pocket suitable for slip-fit installation in the band structure. A card or the like is applied to the tape. Such identification ^ has been widely used or proposed for use in, for example, medical institutions or similar places 96338.doc 200523811 for patient identification, guarded places # such as military or corporate facilities, and prisons and similar places for personnel Identification and / or exit control, use in amusement parks and other occasions such as concerts and similar occasions for customer identification, airport passenger and / or baggage identification, and identification and tracking of freight parcels, 4,386,795, 5,479,797 No. 5,615,504 is used for animal control and similar purposes. This universal example identification band is found in the following U.S. patents: 4,221, () 63; 4,285,146; 4,318,234; 5,226,809 ^; 5,448,846ft; 5,457,906! # .; 5,493,805; 5,581,924; 5,6 () 9,716 Nos. 5,740,623; 5,792,299; 5,799,426; W3,598; 5,973,6_; and 5,979,941; the valleys of the above patents are incorporated herein by reference. In recent years, improved identification systems have been designed that include identification tapes and labels, which replace human-readable data that is limited to printed or hand-written letters and numeric symbol characters with, or incorporated in, machine-readable forms. The wearer's related information is in a style. Such machine-readable information may include printed or otherwise carried by a flexible band in the form of a linear barcode or the like, and is arranged for reading by a conventional barcode. Scanner or similar. For example, see U.S. Patent Nos. 5,448,846; 5,799,426; and 5,615,504. See U.S. Patent Nos. 6,016,618 and 6,51,634. In another form, such machine-readable information may include a device mounted on or in a flexible belt and adapted to receive and store information about a selected wearer for a stand-alone and appropriate manner. Radio frequency identification (RFID) circuits or chips for wireless communication. For example examples of identification tapes and the like containing RFID technology, see the following U.S. patents: 5,493,805; 5,973,598; 5,973,600 96383.doc 200523811, 6, 6, 181,287; and 6,4i4,543 The contents of the above-mentioned patents and applications are also incorporated herein by reference. The identification band containing machine-readable data can be beneficial for receiving a wide range of wearer-related information, such as incorporating detailed biometric information when used on a patient in a medical institution, and + + 4 4 β, ^ The range and range of cocoa that can be read by this specialized person far exceeds the available space limit on the tape used to receive the same data in a traditional human readable format. In other words, the machine-readable data technology license is applied to the identification tape and / or the wearer-related data carried by the identification tape, as compared to a conventional belt that only holds a shell in a human-readable form. There has been a substantial increase in capacity and scope. Within a patient identification system, for example, identification tapes can carry or carry basic patient name information and _things' that can be read by the presenter, and «present machine-readable The form includes the same and additional information on a wide range of patient names = age, age, address, health status, allergies, and / or therapy. Although the machine-readable information is combined on a flexible identification band or There are benefits and advantages. The practice of machine-readable technology is accompanied by the disadvantages and disadvantages of the author. More specifically, some machines can read two or two (such as linear barcodes) requiring a flatter surface for -Barcode two-footed quartile reads guilty. But 'such as a wristband mounted on a person: the m identification band essentially exhibits a curved structure. Although = rate and the degree of distortion of the barcoded information may not be sufficient Material readout When the band is installed on an adult of normal size, the October condition often differs from the smaller identification band designed to fit a small person, such as an infant or 96383.doc 200523811 toddler. In addition, the curvature of the band may also affect A transmission or broadcast range of an RFID circuit used to communicate with a remote reader, where the use of small bands suitable for infants or young children would significantly reduce such communications with RFID circuits. For small identification tapes that are comfortable and sized by the wearer, the width of the tape may not be sufficient to receive information that can be read by a person of a size suitable for quick and easy visual reading, or a size suitable to facilitate reading by a barcode reader The surface area of the barcode-readable information can be read by a machine. Similarly, a small identification tape may be too small to carry and support an RFID circuit or chip. Also, it is currently readable or machine-carrying by humans The wearable-related identification tape in a readable form is usually constructed of a relatively rigid plastic-based material, which is designed to provide a message suitable for permanent printing of information and / Protective support-Rugged financial substrates for RFID circuits or wafers. As a result, these identification tapes tend to be stiffer, have more easily scratched and sharp edges, and are worn by users for long periods of time Somewhat uncomfortable. In addition, although these straps are often designed to enclose or protect printed information and / or, an RFID circuit is not subject to damage attributable to water intrusion, accompanied by a loop-shaped fixation Bending and flexing of the belt from the wearer's wrist or the like, coupled with the additional bending and flexing that occurs during a normal usage cycle, often causes the edges of the belt to become inferior " Λ Α ^ ^ 隹Undesirably allowing water to enter the belt. Such water intrusion ^ will cause the printed information to be distorted in a manner that consistently makes the printed information unreadable, and / or cause damage to the packaged ^^ ㈣ circuits. Therefore, it is necessary to further improve the type of identification belt carrying relevant information of the wearer and the related identification system of 96383.doc 200523811. In particular, a relatively flat information bearing surface with a larger area is provided by an identification belt. The identification tape can A suitable combination of smaller size in infants or young children or small objects. The present invention satisfies the above needs and provides related advantages. [Summary of the Invention] According to the present invention, an identification tag and a related tag used to securely mount the identification tag on a selected wearer or target, such as a wrist or the like of the wearer, are provided. system. The identification tag includes a relatively compact, generally flat structure suitable for receiving wearer-related λ and other information in a human-readable and / or machine-readable form. This information-bearing tag is suitable for quick and easy assembly on an elongated flexible band, such as a wristband or bracelet, for mounting on a selected wearer or target. In a preferred form, the beta tag contains a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit that is adapted to communicate with the wearer of the remote reader and includes a signal assembled with the flexible band. The tag system, which includes a relatively large and flat information identification tag for a small wearer or target, is particularly suitable, such as an infant or toddler, to provide a load bearing surface area. — In the -preferred style, 'the identification label bears a person who can print it, and the information' is, for example, basic information about the wearer such as name and address. In addition, the identification label should carry at least some of the equipment that can be used. • Type 2 wearer-related | news, such as printing information on a signature in bar code format in addition to or instead of, the machine can The read information can be input to an RFID 1 formed on the identification tag or carried by the tag. The identification tag can be provided as a suitable tag to pass one or more appropriate printing power 96338. doc 200523811 station or a similar station containing a processing unit for inputting identification data into the tag in a variety of ways, and a thousand alternatives, the identification tag can be provided as a long roll or film In the form, the ^ ~ detachable form in the form is provided for processing by one or more suitable brush stations. In each state, the identification tag is composed of a printable and suitable for a generally flat or planar shape and Enough rigid substrate material

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The identification tag is formed to quickly and easily attach to the flexible band: The flexible band is preferably selected so as to approximately optimize comfort when worn on a person's wrist or manic, or the like. Lightweight and affordable material, wall-vinyl plastic construction. In the -style, the identification tag includes a pair of phased and approximately parallel slotted holes for the tape to be wrapped around a wristband or the like and fit into one or more binding elements. Before leaving the strap-closed loop configuration on the wearer, quickly and easily assemble the strap on the flexible strap. According to an important aspect of the present invention, the identification tag is installed on the outside of the belt, and the definition-has-has: "outside-" a wide surface area of the f-signal bearing surface. The overall size of the identification tag And shape and its orientation with respect to the tape when mounted on the tape are chosen so that at least-most of the label is sufficiently retained to be substantially flat 12 to facilitate machine-readable information about the wearer such as by-barcode reading ° and / or reliable readout of the wireless communication with a remote reader by the RFID. In one form of the present invention, the identification tag is provided in a shaped sheet-a ρ ^ ^ The other part of the Erhai Hai molded sheet contains a plurality of accompanying sticky mother labels that are suitable for receiving and carrying information related to the wearing of the identification tag 96383.doc -10- 200523811 and can be read by people and / or The machine can be replaced by a lifter. + Private status. In one phase, the identification tag can be included in a tag, 夂 > A detachable sticky weave mother-iron bar. Human-readable and / or wearable related information 1 # σ - a generation Η "Save the other two iron Yi adapted when the tag units mounted on a flexible tape. Serve «If I have a vial of patient fluid sample. Heart 2: In the preferred style, 'a plurality of identification tags are in a roll or sheet form suitable for carrying or identifying information and related groups. | The labeling wearer is appropriately sized and shaped to be used in one treatment. Institutional ring _ points are installed on the analogues of hands and ^. ~ + I 4 In another alternative preferred style, multiple identification tags may be assembled with a single-flexible strap used to attach the identification tag to a single-wearer. A selected number of the plurality of identification tags may be color-coded, for example, thereby indicating one or more selected states, such as a specific health state, associated with a given patient or the like. The other features and advantages of the present invention will be made clearer in the detailed description of the drawings, which are derived from the principles of the present invention by way of example under X. [Embodiment] As shown in the example diagram, the improved identification label system indicated by the reference numeral ιo in FIGS. 丨 and 3 as a whole is used to be installed on a selected person or a specified target, such as on a Approve the wearer's wrist 12 (Figure 丨). Identification tag system including identification tag 14 and flexible band 16 assembled together 10 特 96383.doc -11-200523811 Not suitable but not limited to small wearers or targets, such as infants or young children, thereby providing a A relatively large and flat information-bearing surface area, while permitting the band 16 to be constructed of a softer, flexible material selected to substantially optimize comfort. The identification tag 14 is depicted in a preferred form in Figs. 1-3, and as a whole includes a relatively rigid, generally rectangular structure with smooth rounded corners for user comfort. The label 14 is constructed of a suitable material for receiving and carrying printed information in a human-readable and / or machine-readable form. Figure 3 shows the wearable name, address, identification number, etc. printed on the left side of the label 14 (viewed according to Figure 3), and the information that can be read by the person 8 and printed on the right side of the label M, such as a linear or matrix bar code 2. Machine can read information. When the labeling system 10 is used as a patient identification hand lock, bar codes such as daggers 20 can represent a wide range of wearer-related information, including non-limiting human-readable information _ Tian 1J this and additional information such as patients Condition, therapy, etc. The bar code 20 is suitable for reading quickly and easily by a conventional bar code reader (Figure 丨 _30). In a preferred form, the identification tag 14 has a multi-layered construction, which may include paper, synthetic paper, and / or plastic materials such as polyvinyl acetate and deformed polyethylene and the like, and a laminate. With this configuration, the identification tag 14 has a relatively rigid but still flexible or flexible structure, which provides a comparative method for receiving, carrying, and / or supporting wearer-related information, such as applied by conventional printing press technology. Rugged substrate. In the-pattern, the label 14 may be surface-treated to be thermally sensitive, so that the wearer-related information 18, 20 may be printed on the: label by a thermal printer. In another version, other types of printers including laser printers and the like can be used without limitation. In some styles, the information printed on 96383.doc 200523811 may be directly applied to one of the outer surfaces of the label 14, while in other styles, the mark 14 may be included in an inner layer that covers and protects the information that has been printed. Transparent cover. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that many different materials and constructions and related manufacturing methods can be used to form the identification label 14. Figure 2½ shows a radio frequency identification (rfid) circuit 22 incorporated in the identification tag 14, such as embedding a communication circuit or chip or the like in the tag. A location protected by packaging between the multiple layers forming the tag. . This Han 1-10 circuit 22 is suitable for receiving and storing a wide range of wearer-related wearables, and is used for proper wireless communication with a remote reader (also not shown in Figure 丨 _3). For examples of identification tapes and the like containing RFID technology, please refer to the following patents: 5,493,8 (35; 5,973,598; 5,973,600; 6,181,287, and 6,414,543; and pending US patent applications The case number is 1G / 1G1, 219; the above is specifically similar to the content of the case.

The identification tag 14 constructed in this manner is suitable for quickly and easily assembling to a flexible band 16 which is suitable for quickly and easily mounting on a selected wearer or target. Figure ^ shows that the identification label 14 includes a pair of spaced apart and approximately parallel π slot holes 24 formed in corresponding positions near the opposite ends of the tag 14, wherein the size and shape of these slot holes 24 are determined for use. A free end of the flexible band 16 is accommodated in a σ way. The identification tag M can thus be slidably positioned along the length of the band 16, in which printed wearer-related information 18, 20 is carried or carried. It can be visually displayed on one of the tags 14 outwardly on the other side for direct access The visual reader can read the data 18, and can be used to directly scan the field machine, can read data such as bar code data, and / or for wireless communication with the RFID 96383.doc 200523811 circuit. One opposite end of the flexible band 16 typically contains or carries one or more tie elements 26 suitable for receiving and / or engaging a structure such as a plurality of longitudinally spaced apertures 28 formed near the free end of the band. Thus, the band 16 is supported and held in a closed loop structure of a selected size wrapped around the wearer's wrist 12 or the like (FIG. 1). Although in the example diagram (Fig. 3) a pair of snap-fit type tie elements 26 is formed on the opposite end of the band 16, it is used to pass the snap-fit elements 26 through one of the small holes 28 of the belt. Intermeshing, however, a variety of different belt configurations and interlocking devices are also available. In this regard, the following U.S. patents disclose a variety of different tying structures for quickly and easily retaining a flexible band in a closed loop geometry of a selected diameter: No. 4,221,063; No. 4,285,146; 4,318,234 No. 4,386,795; No. 5,226,809; No. 5,448,846; No. 5,457,906; No. 5,479,797; No. 5,493,805; No. 5,581,924; No. 5,609,716; No. 5,615,504; No. 5,740,623; No. 5,792,299; No. 5,799,426; No. 5,973,598; And 5,979,941, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. According to an important aspect of the present invention, the flexible band 16 may be selected from the light-weight, low-cost and highly flexible or flexible once selected to obtain substantially optimized comfort without substantially abrading the wearer's skin. Constructed of soft plastic material. That is to say, the type of identification tape that is designed to directly print information about the wearer and / or protectively support an RFID circuit or chip will present a more rigid structure, defining more scratchy and sharp edges, Therefore, an identification wristband or bracelet which is uncomfortable for a user to wear for a long time is obtained. In contrast, in the identification label system 10 of the present invention, the flexible tape 16 does not carry 96363.doc -14- 200523811. The wearer directly printed on it owes it ~ ^ Do not carry the printed Other cards or signatures related to the wearer support a circuit or a crystal: Yiyi is used to protect the receiving, and D structure. In the past, these distribution and leg D circuits or chips are called by independent identification tags. Because :: 'The flexible band M can be made of a very recordable and sturdy but preferably stretch-resistant material =, words such as-soft acetonitrile, or an analog selected to substantially optimize the comfort of the wearer Construct. In addition, according to another important aspect of the present invention, the information bearing identification mark M is installed on the outside of the belt 16. The label 14 is thus constructed to define and extend beyond the width of the companion band 16-the surface area-the size and shape of the outward bearing side of the label. Therefore, the available information-bearing surface area on the identification label 14 is sufficient to receive and carry a large amount of wearer-related data for quick and easy reading by visual perception and / or automated readers, while not signing 14 can communicate with -Flexible bands 16 with a small size suitable for installation on a small person or target, especially such as infants or young children, or with a band width that would make the surface area extremely small or insufficient to carry a large amount of wearer-related information, are assembled together . In this regard, the width and length of a flexible band designed to be mounted on the wrist or ankle of a newborn or young child is often insufficient to carry a wide range of wear in a form that can be quickly and easily read by alternative components Related information 0 The stiffer identification tag 14 is sufficient to maintain its non-deformed, substantially flat, or substantially flat shape when mounted on the flexible band 16, so that the band 6 is mounted on the selected accessory in a closed loop configuration. The wearer provides a generally or approximately planar shaped localized belt region on the wearer's body. This locally flat or approximately flat area thus 96363.doc -15- 200523811 allows wearer-related information to be presented on the recognition with little or no curvature for, for example, a barcode reader and / or rfid circuit U and— 2. The wireless communication of Yuan Hu reader performs fast P easy and reliable machine reading operation on the machine-readable data 20 printed on it. That is, the identification tag 14 is not sufficiently bent to directly follow the high curvature of the small-diameter band 16 which is placed on, for example, a newborn or a young child or a stepping part by Anong, where such a high curvature f is read out by the bar code And / or the broadcast range of the RFID circuit 22 is reduced. It is important, however, that the remainder of the 'soft and flexible band 16 may exhibit the necessary high degree of curvature required to ensure that the band is left on the wearer, yet it is a very comfortable appearance. The identification label 14 may be provided as a single or unitary component for processing by one or more printing stations for printing wearer-related information, and the printing of such information may also be performed on the desired range. The wearer's phase data is input to the appropriate stylized component of the r ™ circuit 22. Another option, for the convenience of printing and printing, is to provide _ batch or plural identification labels in roll or sheet form. 14 printers / programming stations, such as the example printing station 3 shown in Figure 8. Process' Each of the assigned identification tags 14 can be removed from this roll or sheet for immediate assembly with the accompanying flexible band 16 and installation onto a designated person or target. In a more specific way, according to a better style, FIG. 4 shows a plurality of long strips or strips 32 of the identification tags 14 of different types as shown in FIG. 4, where the tags 14 are connected end to end and can be perforated 34 Or it can be separated by the appropriate weakening boundary line t cut out in advance. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing that the RFID circuit 22 is embedded and positioned inside each tag 14 between the upper and lower multilayer tag formations. Figure 6 depicts 96338.doc -16- 200523811 Wang roll 36 open y-style long tape or strip ", this roll is suitable for installation in the printing station 3_ 8) for the appropriate input of each label 14 individually in order The wearer-related tributes' then dispense each tag from station 30, repel it from the roll and properly assemble with -flexible band 16 (Figure 3). Each tag 14 may contain one or more The positioning port formed in it is called Fig. 4), so as to promote the optical advancement of the growth strip 32 and process through the combination printing press / programmer of the printing station 30 or the like. Fig. 7 depicts an alternative or modification Type long strap or strip 132, having a plurality of identification tags 14 detachably interconnected in a side connection relationship different from the head-to-tail connection configuration shown in Figs. 4 and 6. Fig. 9-12 shows the identification tags. A modified type in which the modified label is marked with reference numeral 114, but in terms of structure or function, components that are the same as those in Figure w are marked with the same reference numeral. As shown in the figure, the identification label 114 is generally The difference from the embodiment of Fig. 4 is that the rectangular label is newly oriented by f, whereby the label 114 is mounted on the-companion When the band 16 is on, the long dimension of the label is perpendicular to one of the long dimensions of the band 16. More specifically, the modified identification iron 114 shown in FIG. However, there are still some definitions of flexible and rounded = structure-a sturdy and durable substrate for receiving and supporting wearer-related data in human-readable form 18 and machine-readable form such as barcode data 20. In addition, The tag m may include-an RFID circuit 22 (Fig. 10-U) formed on or buried in it and having the capacity to receive and store a wide range of wearer-related information. The tag 114 has-from significantly less-longer One of the dimensions: the approximate rectangular size and shape defined by the dimensions. As shown in the figure, the label ιΐ4, inch 幵 V is formed near the i, and it is used to slide to receive the flexible band i. 6963.doc 200523811 Spaced slots 24. The figures show that the slots 24 are formed substantially parallel to the long dimension of the label 114, thereby orienting the label 114 such that its long dimension is substantially perpendicular to one of the lengths of the associated flexible bands 16. Dimension extension. With this structure, the whole defined by the label U4 is maintained Large: # 讯 Bears the surface area, and at the same time minimizes the approximate or approximately planar shape of the local belt area defined by the dry label 114 compared to the visibility, to further improve user comfort. As shown in the best figure, the label The majority of the area thus extends laterally relative to the ridge. The modified identification tag 114 may also be provided as a single-or-component or as suitable for passage through- or multiple printing stations 30 (Figure 8) or similar The material is processed in a roll or sheet form with a plurality of detachable labels, as described above and not shown in the drawing. Figure 12 shows a long strip or strip 32 of one of the separable perforations 34 or the like having interconnections. Within the identification tag 114. FIG. 12 also shows that each identification tag includes a positioning port formed therein or a reflective strip 4G 'inwardly or laterally therein, wherein these structures can be provided as optically controlled advancement for promoting growth and Processed by a combination press / programmer of a printing station 30 or the like. = 3 Display—The identification tag 114 is installed on the wrist of a single wearer, and the analogues can be dropped together. To this end, a single identification quantity or a subsequent tag can be mounted on the tape 16 to provide a storage capacity associated with the distributor. These multiple identification tags can be attached ^ !: the information is added, changed and / or needs to be updated at the same time or later show you sign ^, one or both can be color coded as shown in reference number 115 Or ^ Other means containing-or more clearly visible records 96338.doc * 18- 200523811 'to provide specific information-quick and easily visible visual flutter ^ when the belt is worn in a medical institution or similar One of the patients has a non-specific health status at 2 o'clock (such as allergies, diabetes, etc.), or indicates a specific shipping instruction when the winter line is attached to a freight package or item (= 1 piece). It is important that the use of two or more identification tags 14 and / or ιΐ4 on a single reversible tag does not significantly increase the overall stiffness or bruising potential of the tag system, and therefore does not significantly detract from the desired high user Comfort. Figure 1 shows «identification labels 14 of the type shown in Figure 14, = hai and other labels are merged into a common sheet or printable form 42 suitable for passing-or multiple . Each label 14 can be separated from the sheet 42 by a certain boundary perforation m or other suitable line of weakness ^ It is understood that many embodiments of identification labels mentioned in the book can be provided relative to the identification label 14 as Printable sheet form shown in Figure 丨 4. Figure 6 shows another preferred standard iron system according to the principles of the present invention, in which a plurality of identification tags are provided in a roll or printable sheet format for carrying or carrying suitable identification information of the wearer, and Related combinations. Each group of related identification tags shown in the figure includes a first tag of a size and shape designed to be mounted on the wrist of a first person (such as a mother) or on a 4 or the like in a medical facility environment. 214 'and at least one second shot of a smaller size and shape as shown and suitable for installation on the wrist or ankle or the like of a second person (such as a newborn or young child associated with the mother) 314. What is more, α is shown in Figure 15 as a related combination or group, provided in the form of a long strip or strip 32, and via one or more separable perforations μ or the like 96338.doc 19 200523811 each other A series of identification tags 214 and 314. The label of the group contains one and one pair of openings;… / all mother-related groups or historical products, * ,, door pads in a slip-fit manner-clothes worn by an adult in a medical facility environment (such as = The first—larger sign 214 with slot 24 on a larger flexible band 216 (FIG. 16). The figure shows that each group or group contains " " 〇14 ^ ^ ^ 3 to J Small identification tag

314 pairs of smaller scale irons shown in M, 5, each-smaller collection has: pairs formed in it for slip fit Annun in a size suitable for wearing in a villain (such as the mother's newborn ) Smaller _changeable belt 316 (slotted hole 24 in Figure ㈧. Figure 15 shows two such smaller labels 314 for example, used on the twins. Those skilled in the art will understand The individual labels forming each related group may be the same or similar size if necessary. The multi-label combination or group strip 32 shown in the figure is suitable for passing through-or a plurality of appropriate printing presses / programming stations, such as Figure 8 The printing station 30 shown is processed. A positioning port 38 can be formed in each group of identification labels, such as 2U of each larger label, thereby promoting the optically controlled advancement of the strip 32—or multiple ρ brushes. Alternatively, a reflective strip 40 of the type shown in Fig. 12 (not shown in Figs. 15-16) can be used. Fig. 15 shows each identification tag 2 丨 4, where M * contains a person

, Visual information 18 and related machines can read information 20, such as bar code data. Each: tags 214,314 may additionally include a 111? 1] [) circuit 22 (not shown) for programmatically inputting wearer-related data as described above. Figure 15 One of the preferred arrays of long strips or strips 32, where each of the larger identification dry labels 2 14 is arranged in a head-to-tail relationship and a pair of continuous correlations arranged in a side-to-side relationship. Small label 3 14. FIG. 17 depicts a similar long strip or strip array, in which the smaller tags 314 of consecutive related pairs are arranged in a head-to-tail relationship with the accompanying larger identification tags 214 in parallel 96383.doc -20- 200523811. FIG. 18 depicts another alternative long strip or strip array. Each group or group in # is associated with a larger and smaller identification tag 214, 314 carried on a base having at least a positioning port 38 formed therein and Long strip segments 44 can be separated from adjacent tag groups or clusters by perforating 34 lines or the like. In FIG. 18, each tag group or group contains multiple tags 214 and multiple minor tags 3 14 for use in connection with, for example, a plurality of smaller tags 314 that have been installed on a related infant or the like. Belt on mother and father. FIG. 18 shows that the labels 214, 314 are delimited by additional perforated lines or the like to separate from the accompanying strip segment 44. 19-22 depict another alternative and preferred embodiment of the present invention, wherein the modified identification tag 414 contains human-readable information 18 and / or machine-readable data 20 丄, and further includes carrying and wearing The related materials 18, 20 are the same or at least one of some of the materials, preferably a plurality of detachable adhesive strips M. A combination identification tag 414 containing a sticky tag 46 is suitable for quick and easy mounting on a flexible band 16 which is suitable for quick and easy installation on a selected person's wrist 12 or the like Or target. 'More specifically, each modified identification tag 414 contains a basic segment 48 containing information about the wearer 18, 20 as previously described. Each-modified version 414 may also include an RFID circuit as previously described. The modified label 414 further includes an extended section 50 carrying a tag 46, wherein each wearer has relevant information 18,2. All the two Ts can be printed with λΑ7, Wang 丨 knife, and can be additionally included in a separate volume = circuit 22. Figure 19 presents this modified tag iron 414 in the form of a long two = that includes a plurality of head-to-tail interconnecting tags 414. Each tag iron has a pair of slotted holes 24 and a positioning opening formed in the base slave 48%. 96383.doc 200523811 As shown in FIG. 20, the modified label 414 is composed of at least one inward layer ^ and at least one outward layer 54. Among them, the first and second layers 52, 54 are usually fixed in an adhesive manner. Soil foundation section 48. However, in the extension section 50, the Tibetan strip township was formed in the outward-facing stratum. That is, the 'outward-facing layer 54 has a pressure-sensitive adhesive film 56 coated on :: & side or inward-facing surface, and at the same time a release film or liner is coated on one of the inward-facing layers 52 so that it only extends to Extension section%. By this arrangement, the two layers 52, M are adhesively fixed throughout the entire range of the foundation, but the iron bar 46 of the extension section 50 can be picked up or peeled one by one: for proper fixing to Other antiquity to be associated with the label wearer, such as a patient chart or treatment form in a medical facility environment, such as a vial or the like with patient samples. A perforation 34 or line of weakness is formed between the segment 48 and the extended segment 50. Chu: The edge contains a sticky tag 46 and is slidably mounted on a flexible tape M ^ modified tag 414, which contains suitable binding elements% for mounting the IMU on a person's wrist or similar (See Figure η). As shown in FIG. 194, the multi-field stripe 46 is arranged along the adjacent side of the length of Yanchun 5 (). Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 23, a plurality of tags 46 may be oriented on the extension section 50 as a small combination or group arrangement of head-to-tail arrays. = Tim for reading out a shown in FIG. Annong - reader 6〇 the wearer-related information carried on the signer iv / wear system which Η). Figure: The picker can include a delete circuit for identification with the tag 14 M8: a suitable wireless communication device for non-contact communication, and / or the reader can not be included / used to print on the label The machine on 14 can read the data. 20 Standard bar code reader for optical scanning and reading. The reader shown in the picture is installed or 96383.doc -22- 200523811 is combined with-used in places such as concert halls, sports fields, amusement parks, transportation facilities, etc. to allow authorized people to enter. . Alternatively, the handheld reader # such as a bar full every two Wu β ^. The GoPro code and / or wireless transmission reader can be used to read the information carried by the identification tag. Figures 25-29 and 32 depict one of the preferred forms of the hybrid printable form 64, which has at least the identification and is defined as the in-print form, which is defined in the printable form as _ part-pure or within. Among them-at least-and preferably a plurality of detachable labels 46 within or below the second neighbor. In this example example, part 64 of Form 64 includes—for larger identification tags 5U and identification tags 614 ’, these tags are generally constructed according to the identification tag combinations described in Figure 15-18 above. In addition, this example shows that the second part 66 of Form 64 contains a plurality of peelable adhesive labels. Each label 5U, 614 and label 46 are suitable for carrying printed information on it, such as Read information 18 and / or the machine can read the money, which is the same as described above. In addition, each of the tags 514,614 and the iron strip 46 can also carry the companion RFID circuit as described above, wherein the ㈣① circuit may be embedded in each of the tags and tags and thus not shown in Figs. 25-32. The printable information may be printed on a single pass of Form 64—laser printer or other appropriate printed components that may be incorporated into printing station 30 as shown in FIG. 8 if necessary. As shown in Figures 27 and 32, part M of the printable form M & includes a backing sheet 68 of clear film material, which is covered with f sheet-a substantially transparent adhesive film 70, such as a pressure sensitive adhesive layer . The substrate defined by the backing sheet 68 and the adhesive 臈 70 is fixed to the back or reverse side of a relatively rigid but still flexible surface layer 72. It is important 'as shown in the figure, the main side of one of the surface layers 72 is 96383.doc -23- 200523811. The main knife carries and releases the film lining or coating 74, so that the surface layer 72 can be used as an adhesive. The film 7G peeled off. However, the surface layer 72 also includes a printable area on the front side or the upper side which is not coated with a substrate 74 or coated with a side (see FIG. 32). The adhesive film 70 is firmly adhered to the backing sheet 68. These two printable areas 75, 76 respectively represent and correspond to the identification labels 5 14 and 6 4 to be formed. In the first part 65 of the brushable table 64, the identification label 514 is represented, and each printable area 75, 76 of the second label is marked at 534 (Fig. 32) by appropriate perforation or punching to make it fast and easy. Ground is separated from the form. Relative to the next time, the moon lining 68 is similarly perforated or die-cut at the place indicated by 535, but the die-cut is in a bifold pattern n one bit is directly under the accompanying standard iron printable area 75 or 76. The first segment 77 defines a second segment 78 of similar size and shape along its side edge. In addition, these perforations or die-cuts in the backing sheet define the slotted holes 24 for the formed identification tag to be mounted on the companion T 16 (Figure 30-3 1) later. Similar slotted holes can also be used. Is formed into the printable areas 75, 76 underneath. With this configuration, after the appropriate wearer-related information is appropriately printed and / or stylized on the printable areas 75, 76 of the surface layer 72, Each identification label 514, 614 must be separated from the form 64 by a backward pressing displacement such as shown in Figure 27. This separates the label 5 14 or 614 from the first portion 65 of the printable form. In the initial state, each pressure The label 5 丨 4,6 丨 4 includes the companion printable surface layer area 75 or 76 which is directly adhered to the first section 77 of the layer under the backing sheet 68, and the adjacent second section 78 of the backing sheet 68 is from The bottom surface layer 72 is separated. It is important that the presence of the second layer π 96383.doc -24- 200523811 between the surface layer 72 and the backing sheet thereon allows the second section 78 to be on it The shape of the adhesive with the adhesive plate 70 is left, and it is easy to release under the hh. Then, & As shown at 614, along with the second label of each label, k 78 can be folded to the front side of the companion printable surface layer ^ or%, which can be used to identify a multi-storey or multi-layered and approximately moisture-proof. Tag iron ... or these heart tags have a transparent second segment 78 covered with a fork to the backing sheet 68 to cover the printed printing. Then each label 514 and 614 can be slidably assembled on an accompanying flexible band 16, As shown in Fig. 30-31. The second part 66 of the printable form 64 is defined by the area extending to the side of the surface layer 72 on the side of the first part 65 of the aforementioned form 64. As shown in the figure, 1st and -cr: u provide a perforation 34 or appropriate weakening line between the trowels 65 and 66. In the second part 66 of the printable form 64, one of the surface layers 72 is opposite or back side is adhered The film 170 or the like (such as a dust-sensitive adhesive) is lined and—the backing sheet is called opaque) —front side or on top: with a suitable release film or liner 174. Defines a printable surface 64 This second: a major part of the surface layer 72 is perforated 134 or appropriately weakened, and is divided into a plurality of adhesive labels 46. Two: Enter the desired information into the identification tag 514 shoulder iron bar private temple identification tag, for example, by pressing the displacement to make it sweat from the form material, and then fold it according to each folded wire to set the m 4 # band ... final state, as before ... The rear epicenter is separated in a way that can be separated by tearing along the perforation 34. Part 66 can then be worn when f is needed. ^ ^ Take * —㈣ the bearing part 66 to be preprinted and peeled off again. Sticky hiding strip 46 for 96338.doc -25- 200523811 and easily attach to the target already associated with or about to be built with the label 5 1 4 '6 14. For example, go, be swayed by affiliation, person, don't ... Tian—Bie Dai is used in medical institutions for identification or similar purposes, but the second part of the printed form 6 6 may be a potential Ownership: patient chart or file, bearing Portuguese ^, one-year-old person will peel off the sub-section 66 from the table and properly adhere to the doctor's order, medicine container, Gu Jie, sample bottle, medical report, and the like Sex tag 46. Figure 33-36 shows a modified version of the 1 "printed form 164, which includes a definition of one less identification tag such as the illustrated half-fold bar, the first part 165 of the known paper 714 and 814, and the meaning to >-and Preferably, there are a plurality of peelable sticky labels ⑽ second P points 166. In this version, a common backing sheet 168 (Fig. 34), which is opaque, is extended over the whole of the table sections 165, 166, and is "coated with a release film or surface." A common surface layer 72 also extends over the entirety of the table portions 165, 166 'and is coated on the back side by a suitable adhesive film 70, such as a laminating adhesive or the like. In part 165, a plurality of printable areas 175 and μ accompanied by the identification labels 7M and 814 to be formed, for example, are formed by punching or perforation of the adhesive film 70 passing through the surface layer 72 and the bottom. 234 definitions. Each of these printable areas defines a bi-fold label structure mirrored with an adhesive backing adjacent to one side edge. Additional punchings or perforations formed in the printable areas π, 176 define mounting holes M. Each identification tag 714 and 814 after printing the desired information 18,2 () and inputting the data to the RFID circuit which may be included in each of the identification tags 7i4 and 8i4 as described in the embodiment of FIGS. 27-32. For example, S is separated from the table 164 by the S method which is separated from the bottom backing sheet 168 and the release film m (see FIG. 34). Then fold this 96338.doc -26- 200523811 two labels along a weakening line or a suitable half-fold indicator line, thereby pressing the adhesive film 70 on the back side to form a surface contact relationship, thereby forming a fast And it is easy to install a multilayer identification tag on a flexible wristband 16 or the like (not shown) in a slip fit manner. Although the example diagram shows that information is printed on only one side of the folded label, it should be understood that the information may be printed on both sides if necessary. After printing, the first part 165 of the form 164 can be separated from the relevant second part 166, for example, by a middle through hole 34 (FIG. 33) or a suitable line of weakness. After that, the second tag bearing part 166 can be taken when needed to obtain a pre-printed tag 46 for attachment to a target associated with or to be established with the tags 714, 814 ', as before As described. Another modified printable form 264 is shown in FIG. 37. This version of the present invention is equivalent to the embodiment shown in FIGS. 33-36. The difference is that the surface layer is made of a relatively rigid sheet material such as a printable polyester or other A first surface layer member 172 made of printable plastic or the like extending on the first part 165 of the form and a label material that can be made of a car 乂 t 畺 and flexible, usually paper-based, is extended on the first part 166 of table 264 The second surface layer member 272 is defined. These first and second surface layer members 172 and 272 are supported by the common backing sheet 168 in a side-to-side relationship. The method of forming the identification label such as the label 914 and the relevant peelable label 牝 and the applicable use are the same as described above with reference to FIGS. 33_36. Figure 38-39 depicts a printable form 364 of another variation, in which a backing sheet 168 is surface coated with a release film or liner 174 on one of the second parts 166 of the form, but does not include the first part 165 Release film. In this version, a peelable label 46 provided with a backside adhesive coating 70 is again provided on the second part 166, such as die-cutting the surface layer from one of paper-based label materials or the like 96383.doc 200523811 Part 165 has to define the first

On layer 172 because the first part 165 of form 364 has no release film 174. 272 definitions. One of the surface layers 172 of the first part 165 of the printable form 364 is more rigid. The material of the printable plastic sheet or the like is defined in p brushes and other wearers. The relevant information has been applied to the third part of form 165 on form 165. After each of the tags 1014, 1114, each identification tag must be separated by a push-out displacement (Figure 39) for assembly with a flexible band (not shown in Figures 38-39). After that, the first part 165 of the form 364 can be separated along the perforation or die cut 34, leaving the second part 166 with the adhesive label 46, as described above. 40-41 depicts a printable form 464 of another variation, which is similar to that shown in FIGS. 38-39, except that the backing sheet 168 has a side edge that terminates a short distance outside the second part 166 of the companion form, and This side edge of the backing sheet 168 is fixed to one of the side edges of the first part 1 65 of the printable form by an adhesive overlap seam or a bead 80 (FIG. 41) or the like. Another similar variation is shown in FIG. 42. A modified printable form 564 has a side edge of the second part 166 of the form connected to a side of the first part 165 of the form by a flexible hinged web 180 or the like. Edge of backing sheet 168. In the embodiment of Figs. 40-42, the formation methods and suitable uses of the identification tags and labels are as described above. Figure 4 3 shows a printable form 6 6 4 of another embodiment, which may correspond to any of the foregoing embodiments shown in Figure 25_42, but which is formed in Form 664—the first 96383.doc -28-200523811 part 165 Each identification tag on it may be equivalent to that described above with reference to the figure: the iron bar carries the identification tag 414. As shown in the figure, one of the printable forms _ the second part 166 again carries multiple peelable labels 粍. Figure 44 shows another printable form μ of the alternative embodiment, in which a plurality of identification labels M and 114 are formed on the part i65 of the form. One or more of the labels μ, ⑴ are shown at 115. Color-coded or otherwise incorporated easily visible or easily identifiable flags or other text and / or symbols to alert staff to special conditions or special conditions associated with the person or object wearing the label . In this case, the standard iron ΐ4, ιΐ4 can be assembled with a common belt 16 as described in the foregoing (see FIG. U). Also, the second portion 166 of the printable form 764 carries a plurality of peelable labels 46. Those skilled in the art will come up with many other modifications and improvements from the improved identification tag and related marking system of the present invention. For example, those skilled in the art will turn to the features illustrated in the description of the various label embodiments and many printable forms throughout the specification, which can be used in combination with any of the disclosed embodiments. Or mixed in. In addition, those skilled in the art can identify identification irons and possession systems in all different embodiments, and can be used in many different identification purposes involving people or objects, including non-limiting uses in-medical institutions or similar places Patient identification, use in guarded places such as military or corporate facilities, and prisons and similar places; human identification and / or exit control, use in amusement parks and other venues such as concerts and sports events and similar For customer identification, passenger and / or baggage identification at airports and other mass transit facilities, identification and tracking of products and inventory and freight packages, animal control, and similar uses. Therefore, it is not 96383.doc -29-200523811 that the present invention is limited to the above description and drawings, but is defined by the scope of the patent application. [Brief description of the drawings] The drawings illustrate the present invention by way of example. In the drawings ... Figure 1 depicts a perspective view of an identification tag constructed in accordance with the present invention and mounted on a wristband or the like worn on a person's wrist; Figure 2 is a plan view of one of the identification tags shown in Figure 1 , Which is partially cut to reveal details of the internal structure; FIG. 3 is an enlarged plan view of a drawing and a identification label shown in 2 slidably mounted on a wristband or the like; FIG. 4 is a drawing of a A plan view containing a plurality of strips equivalent to the identification tags shown in FIGS. 丨 and 2 shows that the plurality of identification tags are detachably interconnected in a head-to-tail relationship; FIG. 5 is a view roughly along FIG. 4 An enlarged view of a partial cross section taken from line 5-5; FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the long bar of FIG. 4 provided in the form of a roll; FIG. 7 is a partial plan view similar to FIG. 4, but it draws a A strip of identification tags that are detachably interconnected together at the side-to-side relationship; Figure 8 is a perspective view of an applicator used to dispense a continuous identification tag of the type shown in Figure ^, and the applicator can be incorporated into To apply human-readable and / or mechanistic information FIG. 9 is a perspective view similar to FIG. 丨, but it depicts an alternative preferred style constructed in accordance with the present invention and mounted on a wristband or the like worn on a person's wrist. Identification tags on objects; 96383.doc -30- 200523811 Figure 10 is a plan view of the identification tag shown in Figure 9, which is partially cut to reveal details of the internal structure; Figure 11 shows the stomach can be slidably mounted on a wrist Enlarged plan views of the identification tags shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 on a sleeve or the like; FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a plurality of identification tags equivalent to the identification tags shown in FIG. 1, which shows the plurality of identification tags It is detachably interconnected in a head-to-tail relationship; FIG. 13 is a perspective view similar to FIG. 9, but it draws a plurality of identification tags of the type shown in FIGS. Wear on a wristband or the like on a person's wrist; Figure 14 is a plan view showing a sheet carrying a plurality of removable identification tags of the type shown in Figures 1 and 2; 0 1 5 is, , 'Said a plan view of a strip containing adjacent and detachable ground A group of larger and smaller identification tags, for example, used to associate a related adult and child, such as a mother with a baby; FIG. 16 is a drawing showing a large or adult size wrist, respectively A plan view of a larger or smaller identification tag shown in Figure 5 and a smaller or child-sized wristband or the like; Figure 17 is a plan view of a long strip, which contains the figures shown in Figures 15 and 16. The larger and smaller adjacent identification tags of the type are shown, but the identification tags are arranged in another configuration; Figure 18 is a plan view similar to Figures 15 and 17, but one of the bars contains a sad alternative arrangement Larger and smaller adjacent identification marks; Figure 19 is a plan view of a long strip that contains a series of detachable 96363.doc -31-200523811 interconnected identification labels, each label included A plurality of individually removable adhesive labels; FIG. 0 is an exploded perspective view of the fin showing the structural details of each identification tag shown in FIG. 19; FIG. 21 is a drawing of a wristband or the like which can be slidably mounted on a wristband or the like Plan views of identification tags shown in Figures 19 and 20 above; 22 is a perspective view of an identification tag and a wristband shown in FIG. 21 drawn on a person's wrist; FIG. 23 is a plan view similar to FIG. 19, but showing an alternative configuration according to the present invention including- A strip of detachably interconnected identification tags with a plurality of sticky tags in series; FIG. 24 is a perspective view of a turnstile gate incorporating a reader for reading information on the identification tags of the present invention Figure 25 is a front view of a printable form, including at least one identification label located on a first part of the form and a plurality of sticky tags formed on a second part of the form; FIG. 26 is a rear view showing the printable form shown in FIG. 25; FIG. 27 is an exploded cross-sectional view taken substantially along line 27-27 of FIG. 25; and FIG. 28 is a breakdown of the printable form shown in FIG. 25-27. A front view of the first identification label; FIG. 29 is a perspective view of a second identification label separated from the printable form shown in FIGS. 25-27; FIG. 30 is a drawing depicting a slidably mounted on a wristband or Figure 28 on the analog is an enlarged plan view of the identification tag; 96383.doc -32- 200523811 Figure 3 1 is Figure 29 shows an enlarged plan view of the identification tag slidably mounted on a wristband or the like; Figure 32 shows the structural details of the printable form in Figure 25-27; Θ 3 3 is another alternative and better table 袼Is a front view of a modified printable form that includes at least one identification label located on the first part of one of the forms and a plurality of sticky labels formed on the second part of one of the forms; 34 is an exploded cross-sectional view taken substantially along line 34_34 of FIG. 33. FIG. 35 is a front view of an identification label divided from the printable table shown in FIG. 33_34; FIG. 36 is the identification label of FIG. Another perspective view; Figure 37 is an exploded perspective view similar to Figure 34, but drawing another modified printable form; Figure 38 is a front view of another alternative and better form, drawing another modification The printable form includes at least an identification tag located on the _part-of the form and a plurality of sticky labels formed on the second part of one of the forms; FIG. 39 is a line roughly along the line 39 of FIG. 38 -39 exploded cross-section view Front view, Dan,% out of another modified printable form, which contains at least one identification label located on the first part of one of the form and a plurality of eight adjacent coins formed on one of the form Sticky tag; Figure 41 is an exploded cross-sectional view taken roughly along the line 41-41 of Figure 40. Figure 42 is an exploded cross-sectional view similar to Figure 41. Bo 1 draws another modification 96383.doc- 33- 200523811 type printable form; FIG. 43 is an exploded perspective view showing another modified printable form representing another alternative and preferred style of the present invention; and FIG. 44 is a source forming another force of the present invention Front view of another modified printable form of Ji Youjiaguan. [Description of Symbols of Main Components] 10 Identification Tag System 12 Wrist 14 Identification Tag 15 Folding Instruction Line 16 Flexible Belt 18 People Can Read Information 20 Bar Code 22 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Circuit 24 Slots 26 Tie Elements 28 Small Holes 30 Printing Station 32 Long strip 34 Perforated 36 Roll 38 Positioning mouth 40 Reflective strip 42 Sheet

96383.doc -34- 200523811 44 Long tape section 46 Tag 48 Basic section 50 Extension section 52 Inward layer 54 Outer layer 56 Pressure-sensitive adhesive film 58 Release film 60 Reader 62 Rotary gate 64 Printable form 65 Form Part I 66 Form II 68 Back sheet 70 Adhesive film 72 Surface layer 74 Release film or surface layer 75 Printable area 76 Printable area 77 First paragraph 78 Second paragraph 80 Adhesive seams or beads 114 Identification label 115 Person color code 96383.doc -35- 200523811 132 Strip 134 Perforation 164 Printable form 165 Form first part 166 Form second part 168 Back sheet 170 Adhesive film 172 First surface layer member 174 Release film 175 Printable area 176 Printable area 180 Flexible hinged web 214 First larger label 216 Flexible tape 234 Perforation or punching 264 Printable form 272 Second surface layer member 314 Second smaller label 316 Flexible tape 334 Perforation or punching 364 Printable form 414 Identification label 464 Printable form 514 Large identification label 96338.doc -36 200523811 534 535 564 614 664 714 764 814 914 1014 1114 Perforated or punched area Perforated or punched area Printable forms Smaller identification labels Printable forms Half-fold labels Printable forms Half-fold labels Labels Identification labels Identification labels 96383.doc

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200523811, the scope of patent application: 1. An identification label system, which includes: an identification label, a component of Tiantai M / B, which receives information related to a specific wearer or target; and- An elongated flexible band and a related structural member used to shape and maintain the band around a portion of the particular wearer or target in a closed-loop shape of a selected circumferential size; the identification tag is Amber Fangjinpan women's clothing is on the outside of the 忒 T and has a size and shape that extends beyond the width of the band. 2 · If requested! "Identification marking system", wherein the information receiving component on the identification marking includes-an information bearing surface area containing the label presenting an outward-facing surface when the label is installed on the tape, and further including a carrying Information related to that particular shouter or target on the information balance area. 3. The identification label system of claim 2, wherein the information is printed on the information-bearing surface area. Shi Ming seeks identification of item 2; f sign system ′, where the information is printed on a surface area of the information bearing human-readable form. 5. The identification label system according to claim 2, wherein the information is printed on the information bearing surface area in a machine-readable form. 6. The identification label system of claim 5, wherein the information in a machine-readable form includes barcode data. 7. The identification label system of claim 2, wherein the information is printed on the information bearing surface area in a human-readable form and a machine-readable form. 96383.doc 200523811 8. The identification tag system of claim 2, wherein the information receiving component on the identification tag further includes-a radio frequency identification (rfid) circuit carried by the tag. 9. The identification tag system of claim 1, wherein the information receiving component on the identification tag includes-a radio frequency identification tag carried by the tag) circuit. 10. The identification tag system of claim 9, wherein the tag has a multilayer structure, and wherein the RFID circuit is embedded in the tag. 11. The identification label system of claim 1, a structure that is rigid and generally flat, and a structure that is flexible. Wherein the identification label includes a relatively rigid flexible belt including a relatively soft and 12. The identification label system of the request, wherein the identification label has formed therein for the belt to pass through the sliding fit storage At least one slot. 13. The identification tag system of claim 1, wherein the identification tag has a pair of slot holes formed therein, and the pair of slot holes is configured to allow the band to pass through and be stored in a slip fit manner. 14. The identification tag system of claim 13, wherein the identification tag has a generally rectangular shape defining a long dimension and a -short dimension, and wherein the pair of slots are formed in the tag for the band to pass through to slide Removal-fitting storage causes the long dimension of the tag to be oriented approximately aligned with one of the long dimensions of the band. 15. The identification tag system of claim 13, wherein the identification tag has a generally rectangular shape defining a long dimension and a short dimension, and wherein the pair of slots are formed in the tag for the band to pass through to slide The shifting and matching σ-style storage causes the long dimension of the Shixuan label to be oriented approximately perpendicular to the length of the band, extending from 1 to a long dimension 0 16 · As in the identification label system of claim 2, wherein the information on the identification label is 96363. doc 200523811 One of the load-bearing surface areas extends mostly laterally from the belt. 1 7 · If the identification label system is identified, it further includes a supply source of a plurality of identification labels detachably interconnected, and at least one of the labels used to apply the information to such identification The processing station, the resulting information-bearing tag may be detached from the supply source for installation on the tape. 18. The identification label system of claim 17 The source of supply is provided in the form of a roll. 19. The supply source of the identification label system as in item 17 is provided in the form of a sheet in which the detachable interconnection identification label is in which the detachable interconnection identification label is in the form of a sheet. It includes a plurality of identification tags installed on the outside of the exchangeable tape, and each of the identification tags has a size and shape that extends across the width of the tape. ° The identification label system of claim 20, wherein the identification labels are color-coded. ^ 22 · If the identification label system of the item 丨, it is signed and a plurality of flexible tapes, each identification label contains two :: the component of the information related to the person or target to be calibrated, and each identification label :: : Temple demolition grounds can be interconnected and can be separated from each other for individual installation in such 0 2 3 3. Such as the identification label of request 2 2 ^. -Larger iron and at least-Smaller iron. The transit identification tag contains at least 24 · === signing system, wherein the identification tag further includes at least a removable strip ', and the removable strip contains information about the target. 1. Far specific wearers or A. The identification iron system as in item 24, where the at least-removable iron bar includes 96383.doc 200523811 multiple detachable strips. The label includes a self-adhesive label 26. An identification label system such as the item 24. 27. An identification label system such as the item 丨, which further includes—and a first part, a first part, a second part, and a second part. A printable form, the identification label is formed in the first secret section and is constituted by the information receiving component_upward printable area, the brother-form section contains a plurality of f glue labels and each of the labels contains a ^ A component that receives information related to that particular wearer or target. 28. An identification tag for mounting on—a long, flexible band that is configured to maintain the band in a selected circumferential size—closed loop ^ wound—specific wearer Or a part of the target object, the identification label includes: ^-identification of a component having a relatively rigid and generally flat structure and containing information for receiving a specific wearer or target object Tag iron; and a member for mounting the tag on the outside of the tape, the tag iron having a size and shape extending beyond the width of the tape. 29. The identification tag of claim 28, wherein the information receiving member on the identification tag includes an information-carrying surface area containing an outward-facing surface of the tag when the tag is installed on the tape, and It also contains information about the specific wearer or target on the surface area. 30. The identification label of claim 29, wherein the prudence 尨 二 τ τ 4 is only printed on the poor signal bearing surface area. 3i. If the identification label of claim 29, wherein the information is in a human-readable form and 96338.doc -4- 200523811 a selected form or both, printed on the information bearing surface area . 3 2. The identification label of claim 31, wherein the information in a machine-readable form includes barcode data. 33. The identification tag of claim 28, wherein the information receiving component on the identification tag includes a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit carried by the tag. 34. The identification tag of claim 33, wherein the tag has a multilayer structure, and wherein the RFID circuit is embedded in the tag. 35. The identification tag of claim 28, wherein the identification tag has at least one slot formed therein for passing the band through a sliding fit. 36. The identification tag of claim 35, wherein the identification tag has a pair of slot holes formed therein ', and the pair of slot holes is configured to allow the band to pass therethrough in a sliding fit. 37. The identification tag as requested, wherein most of the information bearing surface area on the identification tag iron extends laterally from the tape when the tag has been installed on the tape. Recognize the identification label of claim 28, wherein the identification label further comprises at least one can be used to receive the specific wearer or target 39. For example, the identification label of claim 38, wherein the at least one is removable Signed. Zhixi—Removable label includes plural 40. The identification label of request item 38, among which is the identification label of request item 28, which is more inclusive: ", including-adhesive label. The second part of γ £ 3 has a first part and a printed form 'The identification mark is formed in the first form 96383.doc 200523811 F knife and forms an upward printable area with the information receiving member, the second The form section contains a plurality of adhesive-backed labels, and each label contains a means for receiving information related to that particular wearer or target. 42. An identification label system, comprising: the identification label system of claim 42, wherein each of the information receiving components includes a supply source containing the label and a separate label; each identification label includes ;, A component of information related to a particular wearer or target; and a supply source of a plurality of reversible belts and related structural members, which are used to configure and maintain each of these belts as Wrap a portion of the particular wearer or target in a closed loop shape of a selected circumferential size; each of these identification tags is mounted on the outside of a relevant band among the bands and has an extension to the relevant band. Size and shape beyond the width of the band. One of these identification tags 47. Each of these identification tags 47. The identification tag system of claim 42, 96383.doc 200523811 The poor-sense receiving component includes a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit. 48. The identification tag system of claim 47, wherein each of the tags has a multilayer structure, and wherein the RFID circuit is embedded in the relevant identification tag. 49. The identification tag system of claim 42, wherein each of the identification tags includes a relatively rigid and generally flat structure, and each of the flexible bands includes a relatively soft and flexible structure. 50. The identification tag system of claim 42, wherein each of said identification tags has at least one slot formed therein for passing the associated band through a slip fit. 5 1. The identification tag system of claim 42, wherein each such identification tag has a pair of slot holes formed therein, and the pair of slot holes is configured to allow the relevant band to pass through and be accommodated in a slip fit manner . 52. For example, the identification label system of claim 43, wherein a majority of the lean bearing surface area on each of the identification labels extends laterally from the related belt when the label is already installed on the related belt. 53. The identification label system of Ruming Item 42, wherein the identification label supply source includes a plurality of identification labels that are detachably interconnected, and further includes at least- In the processing station, the obtained information bearing tags can be separated from the plurality of identification tags for installation on the relevant tape. 54. The identification label system of claim 42, wherein at least one of the identification labels is color-coded. Shiming seeks the identification 4 signing system of item 5 3, in which the plurality of detachably interconnected identification tags are provided in the form of a roll. 96383.doc 200523811 56. The identification label system of claim 53, wherein the #plurality of detachably interconnected identification labels are provided in the form of a sheet. 57. The identification label system of claim 42, wherein the job tag supply source includes -group-related identification labels, each of which includes a component that receives information related to a specific group of people or objects, and the group is related The identification tags are detachably interconnected and detachable from each other for individual installation on such pullable bands. 58_ If the identification tag of claim 57 is Li Li, 1 You Xi was killed, and the related identification tag of the group contains at least one larger tag and at least one smaller tag. 59. The identification label system of claim 42, wherein each of these identification tags is more packaged = less-: a demolition strip, which contains information used to receive information related to the specific wearer or private item Building blocks. 60. The identification label system of claim 59, wherein the at least a plurality of removable labels. ㈣ 61. If the identification label system of claim 42 and-the second part of the printable form, the identification: the iron part of the form part and the information receiving component is constructed; ^ included in the first-the second form part Plural adhesive stickers: 'This. The building block of information related to the viewer or object. 62. An identification label system comprising: D3. The identification label of the first part of at least one identification label is adapted to be installed in a long two-piece to shape and maintain the tape in a selected circumferential direction. Wrapping a specific wearer or target-Part II 96383.doc 200523811 The at least one identification tag defines the printable information of the target «up printable ~ ~ The wearer or the printable form further contains-defines a plural Article Ή of each adhesive-backed iron bar contains a printable area defining a printable area for receiving print information related to that particular wearer or item. >, 63. The identification #signature system as claimed in claim 62, which further includes-the long belt has a specific wear for forming and maintaining the belt in a closed loop shape with a selected large AV in the circumferential direction Person or target j 2 seals are structural members. 6 4. According to the identification label system of item 6 2 in the eye, Langzhong + Haiyi > ^ ′, β and Di Er Table 袼 are separable. 65. If the identification label system of claim 62, each such label includes a peelable label. 66. The identification tag system of claim 62, wherein the at least one identification tag defined by the first part of the garment L includes a plurality of identification tags. 67. The identification label system of claim 66, wherein the younger brother sets a plurality of identification labels and at least one of the labels is color-coded. @ 68. The identification label system of claim 62, wherein the at least one $ w # identification label includes a transparent protective cover film. 69. The identification tag system of claim 62, wherein the at least one # w μ identification tag has a multilayer structure. 70. The identification label system of claim 62, wherein the printing unit 1 and the u machine 1 are printed on the at least one identification tag and each of the Tibetan bars in a human-readable form. Drink 7 1 · If the identification item of request item 6 2 is Dai Daitong, where the insignia, quotation and 1 Qiu J Beixun are printed in the form of machine accessible 96338.doc 200523811 at least-do not remove β _ 72. 73. 74. 75. 硪 Do not Songsong and the mother on the signature. For example, if the identification label of claim 62 is & Ganshizhi, the printed information is in a human-readable form and a machine-readable form. One such label. For example, the identification tag quarter bismuth of claim 62, A is made by Ding Zhi, and the first, wherein the at least one identification tag has at least one slot formed therein to allow the band to pass through a sliding fit. For example, the identification label system of claim 62, wherein the at least-identification label includes a group-related identification label, and each identification label contains a component for receiving information related to a specific group of people or objects. The identification tags are detachably interconnected and detachable from each other for individual installation on such vocal cords. A The identification label system of claim 62, wherein: the first form part includes-a first surface layer defining the printable area on a front side,-a transparent backing sheet under the first surface layer, a A transparent adhesive film coated on the backing sheet-front side, and-coated on a back side of the first surface layer while leaving a back section corresponding to one of the printable areas uncoated The backing sheet further includes a first section under the printable area and a first section adjacent to the first section on one side and having a size and shape that mirrors one of the first section. Two sections; the printable area is adhered to the first layer of the lower layer by the adhesive film; the first surface layer and the backing sheet include a printable area for allowing the wood to be opened; -10- 96383.doc 200523811 The first section is used as a preformed weakening line of the first sum of the backing sheet; and the second section separating the backing sheet can be folded to the unit One of the printable areas is on the front side to hide underneath and protect the information printed on it. 76. The identification label system of claim 75, wherein the first: form part includes-a second surface layer defining the plurality of tags,-a second backing sheet under the second surface layer, a coating The adhesive film on the back side of the second surface layer and the release film coated on the front side of the second back sheet 0 77. The identification system of claim 76, wherein The first and second surface layers include a common sheet. 78. The identification label system of claim 62, wherein: the printable form includes a surface layer extending on the first and second surface portions, a bottom layer and also extending on the first and second surfaces. A backing sheet on the two parts of the form, an adhesive film coated on a back side of the surface layer, and a release film coated on a front side of the backing sheet; the surface layer is in the first A form section defines the at least one printable first area and more defines an adjacent second area having a size and shape that substantially mirror the first area; the surface layer defines the Waiting for a plurality of carrier strips; the surface layer contains a preformed weakening line for allowing the first and second areas to be peeled apart as a unit; and the first and second areas can be folded back so that their backs Oriented side-by-side in a face-to-face relationship to form the at least one identification tag with a multilayer structure. 96383.doc -11-200523811 79. The identification label system of claim 78, wherein the surface layer includes a first surface layer material in the first form portion and a second surface portion in the second table portion Surface layer material. 80. The identification label system of claim 78, wherein the adjacent second area includes a # 2 printable area. 8 1 · The identification label system of claim 62, wherein: the printable form includes a surface layer extending on the first and second form portions, a bottom layer that also extends on the first and = Two backing sheets on the form part, an adhesive film coated on the back side of the surface layer, and-coated on the backing sheet-front side to extend on the first: form part while leaving A part of the front side of the backing sheet on the first form part is not coated with a release film; the surface layer defines the at least one printable first area in the tomb knife in the first form part; and The surface layer defines the plurality of tags in the second table Lin Liyi I # knife; each of the surface layer and the backing sheet includes a permission for permitting the first printable area and the lower layer of the backing sheet. The segments are peeled apart as a unit to define the at least approximately aligned preformed weakening line of the identification tag. 82. The identification label of claim 81, wherein the surface layer includes a first surface layer right in the first form section; and the second surface section includes a second surface layer in the first form section. material. 83. The identification label system of claim 62, wherein: the printable form includes a surface portion defining a form part of the label and a more definable surface layer of the at least one identification label, the first The surface layer defines 96383.doc -12- 200523811 to define one side edge; the front-second surface layer extends on the part of the form, and a backing sheet protrudes from the second surface layer to the side edge-adhesive The film is coated on the back side of the second surface layer and is coated on one side of the backing sheet; the second surface layer defines the plurality of tags; and A member connecting the _ side edge of the first surface layer and the side edge of the backing sheet. 84. The identification tag system of claim 83, wherein the connecting member comprises a bead. The author includes a flexible labeling system as described in claim 8 3, wherein the connecting member web 86. The identification label system as claimed in item 62, wherein the at least one identification tag is formed by a unit It also includes the components that contain information used to receive information related to 嗲 °, the second definition, or the target. _ Specially equipped with Dai Xiyi's removable label. 96383.doc 13-