TW461918B - Set of stacks of adhesive coated sheets and dispenser for dispensing sheets from a stack of sheets - Google Patents

Abstract

A set of stack of adhesive coated sheets comprising on a major surface of a substrate at least two stacks adhered to the substrate, each stack being a stack of sheets disposed one on top of another, each of the sheets having first and second spaced ends and a predetermined length between the first and second ends, comprising a backing having opposite major first and second surfaces, and having a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive on a major side of the sheet, the sheets being releasably adhered to each other by releasable adhesion of the layers of pressure sensitive adhesive to the surfaces of underlying sheets to form the form the stack, with the first end of each sheet being in alignment with the second end of an adjacent sheet in the stack, and the sheets having first release means for providing a first adhesion level along a first end portion of each of the sheets adjacent the first end between the layer of adhesive and the surface of the adjacent sheet in the stack to which the layer of adhesive is releasably adhered that affords easy separation of surfaces of adjacent sheets along the first end portion, and second release means for providing a second adhesion level along a second end portion of each of the sheets adjacent the second end between the layer of adhesive and the surface of the adjacent sheet in the stack, which second adhesion level provides a release force that is higher than the release force along the first end portion and firmly adheres the sheet to the adjacent sheet in the stack during separation of the sheets along the first end portion while affording peeling away of the sheet from the stack along the second end portion.

Description

9 18 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of the Invention (1) Technical Scope The present invention relates to a sheet covered with a pre-cut adhesive layer for bonding surfaces to each other, and to an application particularly suitable for dispensing a large number of such sheets. Orchestration. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This technique is filled with a structure covered by an adhesive layer that can connect or join one surface to another. The MAG IC brand scotch tape, available from St. Paul, Minnesota, 8 10, can be used for a wide variety of purposes, while traditionally being dispensed from a roll of this type of tape placed on a roll-type dispenser, this dispenser Such as the applicator published in U.S. Patent No. 4,928,864 and U.S. Design Patent No. 116,599. The roll of tape must be cut manually with a cutting device placed on the applicator. It is difficult for users to manually cut precise and uniform length of adhesive tape covered with adhesive layer from the entire roll of tape, because it is difficult to accurately measure the length repeatedly. This one-tape / applicator combination is not suitable for situations where an adhesive layer covering tape is required to quickly and efficiently dispense a precise and uniform pre-cut length. South African Patent Application No. ZA 903889 published a strip of adhesive tape-covered tape mounted on a lining tape. Lined with individual strips, it can be rolled and built into a dispenser. Individual tapes of a predetermined length can be removed at any time by pulling the liner tape from the dispenser and peeling off the tape. However, this solution generates a large amount of wasted tape lining, and at the same time it may be difficult to remove one tape with only one hand. GB 2,1 8,1,9,9 patent published a stack of individual adhesive layer tapes, each of which has an outer edge area without an adhesive layer, which allows individual tapes to be easily lifted And one by one from the block. The outer edge part without the adhesive layer needs to be removed after removing the tape from the block with great effort. In another example, a non-adhesive element is configured to cover the adhesive layer.

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 8 A, 1 9 1 8 V. Description of the invention (2) Case No. 88119351 said to amend one outer edge area. This is also laborious and requires the use of both hands, which does not allow quick tape application such as gift wrapping. Similarly, U.S. Patent No. 5,1 3,0 4 3 published a roll of adhesive tape, which has several parallel roll longitudinal axes and extends radially beyond the tangent of the tape. Open the tape. " A part of the tape and therefore each individual tape has a non-adhesive layer area close to an outer edge thereof, which makes it easy to remove the leading edge of a winning tape. Again, this does not provide easy and quick application of individual tapes. In particular, the width of an individual roll of tape will change due to the minimum width of the tape near the center of the tape.

It is also known to apply transparent tape from a liner tape as described in U.S. Patent No. 4,650,706. This patent discloses a gasket tape in which the length of the tape tab formed on one end of each tape and extending from one end to the corresponding end is gradually increased from one side of the gasket to the other. Patent No. 4, 6 0, 7 0 6 guides the separation of the tape from the longest tape, which can be accomplished by grabbing the tape tab from the gasket and tearing off the tape without separating the next adjacent tape. Therefore, a person who needs a sheet must manually separate the outer edge of an upper sheet from the remaining sheets in the stack and peel the sheet apart. This is very inconvenient, especially if only one hand is available to remove the sheet. This pile is not suitable when the user needs to use two hands to operate such as gift wrapping instead of dispensing tape.

U.S. Patent No. 4,8 9 5,7 4 6 published a sheet stack covered by an adhesive layer such as a label, which includes a tearing device and an adhesive device, and provides an easy-to-remove top in the sheet stack. Sheet device. No. 4, 8 9 5, 74 6, unpublished placing and tearing device on the opposed edges of the thin sheets in the stack. Therefore, similar to the tape referred to in the patent No. 4,650,706, people who need a sheet must be manually separated from the remaining sheets in the stack.

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 9 6 19] 8 Case No. 88119351 A_η Revision V. Description of Invention (3) Published in addition to the thin film of the United States A kind of compound that is easy to use and thin and stacked to produce tablets. Simply use the edge and peel off the sheet. This is very inconvenient, especially if only one hand is available to remove the sheet. Patent No. 4,896,746 also does not apply to a film that is covered with an adhesive layer to make it closable and protect the film. China's fifth, from the viscous opposition to the easy to dispense and the number of human tablets is too large. Therefore, for the easy party, the stack on the bottom layer (50) of the present invention is a pile of One (1, 2 (2 0)) and second surface pressure-sensitive adhesive layers (2, 2A 401,547, 5, 086,946, and 5,518,144 patents on layer-covered pre-cut sheet stacks, which have Adhesive devices and tearing devices spaced at the end of the stack. These patents disclose dispensers for individual sheets. Individual adhesive layer sheets can be dispensed from the stack on a construction site. However, the stack is generally subjected to Limitation, because when the stack is nearly used up, a large number of sheets must be gapped between the dispensing window of the dispenser and the stack. This can make it difficult to dispense the final thinner from the stack. The viscosity in these patents The sheet stack covered by layers is busy to the sheet stack covered by a large number of sticky layers when needed, and is not suitable for use. Summary of the invention Provides a stack of sheets (70) covered with sticky layers. Object on a major surface containing at least two piles Attached to the bottom layer (50) (51, 51A, 51B), each stack (51, 51A, 51B) is a stacked sheet, and each sheet (1 1, 1 2, 1 4, 1 6) is 9 ) And the second (20) dividing end and a predetermined length between the first (19) and the second, which includes a main first lining (1 0) having opposite sides, and a layer on a main side of the sheet The bonding layer (2, 2A, 2B), the sheet is adhered to each other by tearing to form the surface by bonding pressure induction bonding, 2 B)

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The first end (19) of the sheet is opposite the second end (20) of the sheet in the positive stack, and the sheet has a first tearing device (8, 8A, 8B) for One adjacent to the first end portion (1 5) of each sheet of the first end (1 9) and between the adhesive layer (2, 2 A, 2 B) and the sheet surface in the stack, providing A first adhesive plane, and the adhesive layer can be tear-bonded to the stack, and the cymbal can easily separate the surface adjacent to the sheet along the first end portion (1 5), and also includes a second tearing device (9, 9A, 9B), for adhering the sheet in the adhesive layer (2, 2A., 2B) and the stack along the second end portion (17) of each sheet adjacent to the second end (20) Between the surfaces, a second bonding plane is provided, and the second bonding plane (9, 9 A, 9 B) provides a tearing force greater than the tearing force along the first end portion (1 5), and at the same time During the separation of the sheet along the first end portion (1 5), the sheet is tightly adhered to the adjacent sheet in the stack, and the sheet can be peeled from the stack along the second end portion (1 7). In another example, the present invention provides an applicator for dispensing tape flags and / or page marks such as those sold by 3M Corporation. The invention also provides a dispenser for dispensing flakes from a flake stack, the stack of flakes being a stack from one of the flake stacks covered by the entire set of adhesive layers, and each stack The object is adhered to a bottom layer, the dispenser includes a wall surface defining the shape of the dispenser, a dispenser device includes an opening (42, 82, 92, 126, 132, 142) on one of the wall surfaces, and is taken from the stack Sheet

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 11 l46 1 9 1 8 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of the Invention (5) Dispensable through it and including a device below the opening of the dispensing device Allows transport of each stack in the entire stack of flake stacks covered by an adhesive layer (49, 89, 99, 129, 135, 145). The invention also provides an applicator for dispensing flakes from a sheet stack. The stack of flakes is taken from one of the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer. The applicator includes a defined applicator. Shaped wall surface, a cavity that can build a whole set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, a wall surface (153) containing an opening (156) to allow access to the cavity, and a dispensing device (159) , Contains a window (1 5 2) through which the flakes taken from the stack can be dispensed, and the dispensing device (15 9) is transportable so that the entire group is covered by an adhesive layer Each of the flake stacks can be placed under the window (1 52) of the dispensing device. The dispenser and the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer allow quick and effective dispensing of the adhesive tape covered by a uniform pre-cut length of the adhesive layer. Especially, the dispenser and the entire set are made of adhesive The layered sheet stack is particularly suitable for busy users who need to access a large number of pre-cut adhesive layer covered tapes without spending much time filling the dispenser. The dispenser of the present invention, which requires less filling than the existing dispensers, can be easily filled, especially more easily, quickly, and more reliably than a prior art system using a larger number of tapes covered with pre-cut adhesive layers. In addition, the tape covered by the individual pre-cut adhesive layer is completely covered by the adhesive layer. Therefore, it is not necessary to remove a part that does not include an adhesive layer as in the case of the prior art. Brief Description of the Drawings The following drawings are used to outline various examples of the present invention, but they are not used to make the present invention:

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 12 6 19 18 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of the invention (6) Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a set of laminated adhesive-coated sheets. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a sheet covered with a stack of adhesive layers. 3A and 3B are examples of a sheet covered by two adhesive layers according to the present invention. Fig. 3C is a schematic diagram of a stack of sheets covered with an adhesive layer, showing a portion containing a first tearing device and a second tearing device. Figures 4A to 4C illustrate three examples of a stack of sheets covered with a stack of adhesive layers. Figure 5 illustrates a stack of sheets covered with a sticky layer of the present invention in a roll type. 6A to 6D are schematic cross-sectional views of parts of the dispenser window shown in Figs. 9A-C. Figures 7A-C illustrate a first example of a dispenser associated with the present invention. 8A and 8B illustrate a second example of a dispenser associated with the present invention. Figures 9A-C illustrate a third example of a dispenser associated with the present invention. Figures 10A and 10B illustrate a fourth example of a dispenser associated with the present invention. 11 is a cross-sectional view of a fifth example of a dispenser related to the present invention. Figures 12 A-G illustrate a sixth example of a dispenser associated with the present invention. Figures 13 A-C illustrate a seventh example of a dispenser associated with the present invention. Brief description of component symbols 1. Γ low-viscosity adhesive 1 A, 1 B single low-viscosity adhesive layer 2, 2 A, 2 B pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 3 first major side surface of the sheet

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 13 6 19 18 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of Invention (7) '5, 5A, 5B Second main side surface 7 Filler 8, 8A, 8B First tearing device 9, 9A, 9B Second tearing device 10, 10A, 10B Lining 1 1, 1 2, 1 4, 1 1 A, 11 B Sheet covered with an adhesive layer 1 3 B Adhesive 1 5, 1 5 A, 1 5B sheet first end part 16 sheet 1 7, 17A, 17B second end part 18, 18 'discontinuity 19 20 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 sheet first end sheet Two-end dispenser Dispenser Square top Dispenser opening Rectangle exit Rectangular inlet Dispenser front Dispenser rear Dispenser bottom wall Dispenser two opposite side wall stacks Conveyor channel sheet bottom 5 1 , 5 1 A, 5 1 B sheet stack

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 14 461918 Case No. 88119351 A_M means to modify the imitation pad leading edge cylindrical solid opening by the adhesive layer dispenser applicator applicator opening of the applicator applicator conveyor Dispenser Dispenser Dispenser Rectangular Open Dispenser Displacer Dispenser Dispenser Dispenser Dispenser Conveyor Ballast Dispenser 1 0 2a, 1 0 2b Swelling part 5. Description of the invention (8) 52 53 55 56 70 80 81 82 83 87 88 89 90, 91 92 93 94 94b 95 96 98 99 100 101 Hole hinge cover, front wall, back wall, side wall, bottom wall

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 15 461918 _Case No. 88119351_Year_Month_Revision V. Description of the invention (9) 103 Cavity 121 Tank 122 Second part of applicator 123 Cavity 124,125 Combined with device 126 Opening of the dispenser a 127 Open 128 Spring 129 Feeder channel 130 Dispenser 131 Rotary wheel 132 Dispenser open a 133 Axial extension slot 135 Handle 136 Cover 137 Hinge 140 Dispenser 142 Dispenser opening 145 Rotor 147 Axial Extension slot 150 Dispenser 151 Raised part 152 Dispensing window Π 153 Wall surface of the recess 154 Slider

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 16 461918 Amendment No. 88119351 V. Description of the invention (10) 155 Arched surface 156 Opening 157, 158 End wall 159 Movable dispensing device 20 0 Hemisphere 201 Combined device 203 Shuttle window 204 arrow 205 Hinged opening 206 A better example of a chain illustrates that the present invention provides a set of stacked pre-cut adhesive-layer-covered sheets. The stack adheres to a rigid or flexible substrate and essentially forms a series of preferably continuous stacks. The "flexible bottom layer" used in this application means a bottom layer that can be deformed at any time and repeatedly without causing damage to the bottom layer. Examples of flexible substrates include plastic foil, light cardboard, and paper. The "rigid underlayer" used in this application means an underlayer that cannot be bent at will without causing damage to the underlayer. Examples of hard substrates include hard plastic bodies, wood or thick metal. When the bottom layer is a rigid bottom layer, the bottom layer is preferably roughly non-planar. For example, the rigid bottom layer may be an arcuate or cylindrical bottom layer. The stack adheres to the bottom layer, so that during the dispensing of individual pre-cut sheets from the stack, the stack cannot be torn off normally from the bottom layer. The underlying layer with respect to the present invention may also include an underlying assembly. For example, individual stacks can adhere to a

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc page 17 461918 _ case number 88119351_ year month day__ 5. Description of the invention (11) The back sheet of the same size, and these stacks can then be interconnected by, for example, an adhesive tape The chains and ridges interconnect the back sheets of two adjacent stacks. In this case, the bottom layer will include the back sheet of the individual stacks and the adhesive tape of the tandem stack, forming the entire stack of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer. The use of a flexible substrate is most relevant to the present invention as it can be used in all of the various applicators of the present invention. In the case of a group of thin sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer to be matched with a dispenser containing a transportable carrier, it is best to form a group of thin sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, which can include components. Device attached to a transportable carrier. According to the present invention, the bottom layer may be provided with attachment means on the other side of the bottom layer opposite to the side containing the sheet stack covered by the adhesive layer. For example, the repositionable adhesive layer may be disposed on the other side of the bottom layer opposite to the side on which the stack is adhered. Other attachment devices can be used in place of a repositionable adhesive layer, such as SCOTCH brand pieces and ring attachments that can be purchased from 3M, or interlocking fasteners that are also constructed from 3M. In addition, the surface of the transportable carrier can be provided with a woven or non-woven surface, and the other side of the bottom layer of the sheet stack covered by the adhesive layer is opposite to the side to which the stack is adhered, and can be configured and purchased from 3M company SCOTCH brand weaving room clip. According to a variant, the leading edge and / or trailing edge of a sheet stack not covered by an adhesive layer can be arranged on a group of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, so that by combining the front and / Or the trailing edge is inserted into one or more cutouts of the carrier and attached to the transportable carrier. As shown in another example in which a group of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer is tightly attached to a transportable carrier, it can be matched with a transport carrier that is a wheel or a rotatable two-hearted body. The group of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer may be a belt having an outer diameter large enough to allow sliding the group of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer on a conveyance carrier to fix the component thereon. , Then

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 18 No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of the Invention (12) and its outer diameter is small enough to avoid the distance. Compared with the conveying vehicle type, the belt diameter can be smaller than the sheet stack for conveying. The composition can be stretched to match the belt's passage through groups of channels covered by an adhesive layer. Allowing individual stacks is generally best adhered. The imitation pad is the top piece of the flake stack covered by the imitation pad, because if the undesired up and down movement of the imitation stack is not required, the dispenser can be equipped with a set of device layers that temporarily block the bottom layer. Type or like the device, one skin and one stack of flakes, one flake and a second pair of ends, the first and the first end of the morning pepper I adhesive layer, and the top of each (lower) flake, use It is included in the extractive layer which is adjacent to the adhesive layer of the liner along the sides of the stack, and each of the two main components of the sheet are free of the component carrier and an elastic carrier. After the assembly exists, the stacking lining is moved. Make the plugs into groups to include the coverings. Each pile has a thin layer and a layer of sliding diameter material. 〇 Combining and disposing the final material will be moved by a rotating movement of the carrier by sticking to a thin layer. As a modification of this example, the group is covered by an adhesive layer, so that the outer diameter of the belt can be pulled by the window, so that the second quality modification of the window will create an imitation layer. The thin plunger covered by a liner or an object, containing a compound composition and a group of layered devices, is best used in the case of stacking with the most square pieces in the adhesive cover for transportation, and the bottom layer is thin. The latter method consists of a flexible roller compound, which is a pre-cut first and second opposite main sides and a first end opposite to each other, which are adhered to the first main side of the sheet. In other words, the second main part of the adhesive layer and the adjacent (lower) sheet can be peeled along the side of the stack adjacent to the adhesive layer side. Each sheet includes a first tear-off first end of each sheet. The end portion provides a first adhesive plane. The first adhesive plane is in the adhesive layer and the adjacent (lower) sheet

CO: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 19 461918 _Case No. 88119351_ Year Month Amendment _ V. Description of the invention (13), provide a sufficiently low tearing force (ie less than 50 grams per inch; that is 1 9 7 g / cm), 俾 provides separation along the first end between the side surfaces of the sheet. This adhesion level can be measured by the method (tearing force) described in lines 31 to 47 on page 21 of US Patent No. 5,40 1,5 4 7. The second tearing device can be used to releasably adhere to the adhesive layer and the second major side of the adjacent (lower) sheet in the stack of f-components abutting the second end of the sheet along the adhesive layer. The second end portion provides a second adhesive plane. The second bonding plane provides a lower tearing force and a higher tearing force along the first end portion (preferably. Between 4 and 15 ounces per inch; that is, between 5 g / cm and 1 7 g / cm), and at the same time, during the separation process of the sheet relative to the adjacent sheet along the first end portion, the sheet is bonded to the adjacent (lower) sheet Q in the stack, while allowing the sheet to move along the first Peeling at the two ends (ie manual tearing). The first tearing device for providing a first adhesion level and the second adhesion level may include various structures, including but not limited to (1) providing a uniform isobaric induction adhesive coating on each sheet, while only Provide a low-viscosity back-size coating on the top surface of each sheet along the first end portion, or provide different low-viscosity back-size coatings on each sheet along the first and second end portions Surface, and the low-viscosity back-size coating in the first end portion has the largest tear factor (ie, the lowest tear value); (2) makes pressure-sensitive adhesion along the first end portion of each sheet The coating is discontinuous and continuous along the second end site, or discontinuous along both sites, and the discontinuity along the first end site is greater than that along the second end site; and / or (3) Use different pressure-sensitive adhesive layers along both ends. For example, a sheet stack can include a layer covering each sheet

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 20 4 6 1 9 1 8 Case No. 88119351_Year Month Revised_ V. Description of the invention (14) Lining the adhesive layer on the entire first major side surface, second tearing The device may include a layer of moderately tearing low-viscosity adhesive (LAB) covering at least a portion of the second major side surface of the second end of the adjacent sheet, and the first tearing device may include a layer of covering the first of the adjacent sheet. Low-tack adhesive (LAB) for optimal tearing on the second major side surface of the end portion. In this example, the flakes in the stack may have a length along a longitudinal axis and a width in the direction of the vertical stack longitudinal axis. The best tearable low-viscosity adhesive (LAB) layer is continuous, it extends from the first end of the liner along the length of the sheet, and contains the area of one side of each sheet in the stack ( 10) and (80)%. The best tearable low-viscosity adhesive (LAB) layer preferably contains between approximately 37 and 50% of the area on one side of each sheet of the liner in the stack. Each stack of the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer; preferably having a tab that is removably adhered to the first sheet of the stack. The flap has opposed first and second ends, and includes a liner. An adhesive layer is disposed on the main side of the lining along the first end, and at least partly, there is no adhesive layer on the main side of the lining along the second end of the tab. Preferably, the length of the tab is shorter than the length of the sheet covered by the adhesive layer in the stack. Preferably, the tabs are about half the length of the sheet covered by the adhesive layer. The tabs are preferably adhered to the stack such that the first end of the tab containing the adhesive layer is opposite the end of the stack. The tabs that are removably adhered to each sheet provide an easy way to hold a stack of the adhesive layer over the sheet. Generally speaking, the "sheet material" used in this article means a generally flexible structure, preferably acetate, shiny acetate sheet, non-luminous acetate sheet, heat-set sheet, Thermoplastic sheet, polyester, polypropylene, polyethylene, vinyl, paper, metal box sheet, non-woven fabric or the above materials

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 21 461918 Case No. 88119351 V. Description of the invention (15) See fit. The sheet material is preferably transparent so that the user can see the bottom layer ', but the sheet material may be an opaque body. Low-viscosity adhesive refers to a material that can be peeled off from a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer at any time, including but not limited to silicone, fluorite, acrylic, ester, chromium mixture, fusion or bulk siloxane hydrocarbon, And a mixture of these materials. Various low-viscosity adhesives are described in U.S. Patent Nos. 4,421,904; 4 ' 313 '98.8; and Patent No. 4,279,717, the entire specification of which is incorporated herein by reference. Other low-viscosity adhesives that can be used in accordance with the present invention are described in U.S. Patent Nos. 2,607,711; 2,876,894; and Patent Nos. 2,532,011, all of which are incorporated herein by reference. Generally speaking, "the best tearing low-viscosity adhesive" used in this article means an adhesive layer / adhesive interaction with a maximum tearing force of 100 grams or less per pin, And "moderate tearing low-viscosity adhesive" means an adhesive layer / adhesive interaction having a tearing force of 50 grams per inch or more. The pressure-sensitive adhesive layer may be acrylic, silicone, rubber resin or other suitable mixture. For example, the adhesive layer may include IOA (95%) / AA (4.5%) isooctane / acrylic acid of the acrylic adhesive layer. The adhesive layer used in the present invention is described in U.S. Patent Nos. 4,699,842; 3,5 78,622; 3,331,729; 2,926,105; and 4,835,217 patents, all specifications of which are incorporated herein reference. Repositionable adhesive layers such as acrylic microspheres (IOA aminopropylene) are also expected to be used as adhesive layers for use in accordance with the present invention. For example, the coverable adhesive layer can be prepared according to US Patent No. 3,691,140, and its entire specifications are incorporated herein by reference. The present invention also provides various examples of dispensers' for use with the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer of the present invention.

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 22 461918 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of the invention (16) It can fix the whole group of thin sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer, preferably 8 stacks, and preferably at least The 16 contains the dosing window, and the dosing comes from a pile of compounds. In addition, the dosing window and the entire set of adhesive layers should be able to move to each other so that when each individual stack is used up, it is obtained from the dosing window. It is best to move the initial device to keep a different stack temporarily in a relative position. According to a set of examples, the applicator comprises a channel, which contains at least 4. The applicator of the present invention should include a sheet stack that can be covered by individual sheets, and can be placed on a solid surface when a group of stacks is progressive, while providing a dispensing window. The length, however, is added in the example of adding ifj root V > width, and an opening is provided on one of the wall surfaces, that is, the thickness of the sheet stack covered by the thin layer covered by the adhesive layer mentioned later may be one The degree of stacking may be that one stack is less than the width of the dispensing window covered by the adhesive layer, but the matching window accommodates two or seven rolls of the stack. According to an example of the present invention, there may be a more desirable dispensing. In this example, one with a smaller size will have a dispensing device thereon with a dispensing window that is smaller than the dispensing, a tablet stack width shorter than the length of the compound and 100% of the width and 20% of 1 degree And 90% of the sheet stacks are less critical. Multiple stacks. Individual stacks can be covered by an adhesive layer to cover the opening on the wall. The second opening can be adjusted by multiple openings on the wall surface. The application is basically equipped with a shape of the wall. The application is equipped with a width that is slightly more or less than, for example, i, and the application window. The length of the application window is generally more important, and the width can be as large as It is sufficient to make the slightly larger length and size of the flakes on the wall surface that can be dispensed at the same time by adjusting on the opening. Therefore, the opening on the first and the smaller opening. Tim length. Between 20%. although

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 23 6 19 18 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of the invention (17) The application window added to a large opening in the wall can be specially adapted to have different widths and / Or use of different groups of stacks of flake stacks covered by an adhesive layer. As shown in another variation, a shuttle dispensing window can be arranged on the top of the wall of the dispenser. The shuttle window will basically include a small notch (slightly larger than the thickness of the sheet), and a sheet can be extended therethrough. At the same time, during the dispensing operation, the shuttle application window will cross the opening along the length of the opening and shuttle from an outer edge. To the other outer edge. The advantage of this variant is that the sheet is always in an upright position and is easy to hold. Although the dispensing window is the most rectangular, it can also be an oval opening, or one with other shapes such as a circular opening, or multiple windows with a stack of 4 pieces. In contrast, the application strip is a solid object to the dispenser device. This one-to-one is best to transport the entire group by pulling on one sheet one by one with a conveyer to load the tight group from the device group to the edge and the fixed movement by the viscous stacking of the entire group. The transporting adhesive layer can be covered by an adhesive layer, and one or one can be carried by the adhesive stacker, that is, the entire circle cannot be moved in groups by the adhesive mouth, and a device containing a transportable device can include A layer of covered sheet contains a thin sheet such as a roller. A thin layer of the cover is covered by a thin feeder. The most suitable layer can be applied by a dispensing device. The same application has a thin layer of cover to be conveyed to the inside. The opening of the edge is for the flexible stack stacking in the longitudinal distributor of the integrated layer coating stack group and the roller stack, and the dispenser group is moved by sticking and the group is sent from the cover to the stacking. Road, storage or peeling direction, the whole layer of 0 layer of the application layer action, these solid adhesive layer flakes with window objects to the transport direction of its optional belt direction. The group is covered by the matching windows covered by the leading edges. In the entire group of cases, the covering compound mouth is provided with a selective recess for the window, and the sexual layer is moved as a person. Place of mouth, or with. Parallel cover —work, — * a stack of compounds

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 24 461918 _ Case No. 88119351 _ Month and Day __ V. Each description of the invention (18) can be delivered to the dispensing window to be dispensed from a pile Individual slices. In a variant of moving the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer relative to the dispensing window, the dispenser can fix the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer in a cavity, and then configure a Removable dosing window. The entire stack of adhesive layer-covered sheet stacks and the applicator used in the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. Referring now to FIGS. 1, 2, 3A to 3C, 4A to 4C, and 5, the display shows An example of a complete set of sheet stacks 70 (Figures 1, 5) covered with an adhesive layer, including a stack 51 that is adhered to a bottom layer 50. Figure 2 illustrates a stack of sheets covered with an adhesive layer Object 51, which contains a plurality of sheets 1 and 2 covered with an adhesive layer and can be peeled and adhered to each other. According to a first example of the present invention sheet 1 1 stack 5 1 (Figure 3 A ), Each sheet includes a lining having a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer on the first major side surface 3, a second major side surface 5, and a second major side surface 5 through which the sheet can be adhered to the bottom sheet of a stack Opposing first and second edges 19 and 20, the first end 19 of the first sheet is aligned with the second end 20 of the adjacent sheet to form a stack 51 ° The tearing device 8 abuts along The first end portion 15 of each sheet 1 1 of the first end 19 of the lining 1 15 is disposed between the second side surface of the adhesive layer 2 and the stack 5 1 adjacent (lower) sheet. Adhesive plane. The first adhesive plane provides a sufficiently low tear force between the adhesive coating 2 and the adjacent (lower) sheet (that is, preferably less than 50 grams per inch; that is, 1.97 grams / Cm), 俾 along the side of the first end of the adjacent sheet 15 (that is, the top sheet in FIG. 6B under the sheet 14 and sheet 14 under the sheet 1 6) side surfaces 3, 5 to provide sliding Mobile (also see

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__ Case No. 88119351 V. Description of the invention (19) Figures 6A-6D). Adhesive device 9 follows Hao ▲ _, the second end portion 17 of the sheet at each of the second end 20 of the lining 10—the abutment on the abutment (the ancient 2 and the stack) The middle adhesive layer is placed with a second adhesive plane. Between the second side surface of the second adhesive patch, the mating end portion 17 is peeled off (see the lower tearing force of the higher tearing force at part 15 = providing a comparative Along the first end; that is, 5 g / cm), the same as 0 # Y @ preferably between 4 and 15 ounces per inch, and the part is relatively thin adjacent to 15 (that is, see the figure that is 1 4) along the first 1. At the end, connect the sheet (that is, 1 2) and the pile character code 16) through the process of separation, and allow the sheet (that is, ^) == adjacent to the sheet (that is, 14). Figure 6C-6D) .

Preferably, the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer is homogeneous and has the same adhesive composition, which has a viscosity of more than 10 ounces (17 g cm) to glass per pair. For example, the adhesive layer may include an acrylic adhesive layer IOA (95%) / AA (4.5%) of isooctane acrylic acid. The adhesive layer used in the present invention is described in U.S. Patent Nos. 4,699,842; 3,578,622; 3,331,729; 2,926,105; and Patent No. 4,83 5, 2 17, all of which are incorporated herein by reference .

Figure 3B is similar to Figure 3A, except that a filler 7 is placed on the second major side surface 5 of the sheet π liner 10. In addition, a filler (not shown) may be added to the first main side surface 3 of the lining 10 of the sheet 11. The filler is an optional component, in which the first tearing device 8 or the adhesive layer 2 is not naturally bonded to the thin "sheet" 1. The filler known in the art can be used as long as it does not affect the first tear Tear performance of the opening device 8 or the adhesive layer 2. ^ Fig. 3C illustrates a roughly rectangular sheet 11 'having a definition-a length L (preferably 2.0 »inches, 5.08 cm) and a longitudinal axis A having a width Z. The area of the first end portion 15 of the sheet 11 shown in FIG. 3C is the length of the first tearing device 8

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V. Description of the invention (20) The product is the second tear weight / ΛΛ1, the second end "surface. Generally speaking, the length x of the" H9 "times the length 2 (the width of the sheet). Go, while containing a pile of people H: V5 along = f extending from the first-outer edge 19 (80)% of W. (10) and 10 SS (V ^ 5) \ V15-Part 17 along the sheet ^ / 3/37% and -half: Similarly, each sheet in the second end Lido extends from the second outer edge 20, which includes the heap 51-Zhongzheng Qiugan 17 7 Γ1 0-side area between (20) and (90)%. It ’s best to 篦 Ϊ ;: ^ Contains Μ of each-flakes-side area in the stack. The thin sheet 11 shown in FIG. 3C is one. It is covered in the scope of the present invention and can have various shapes such as square, round, and three-rectangular shapes. 5; [Middle application-opening device 8 should be provided along the first-end portion 丨 5 (1.97 g / love). The second tearing device 9 should be provided along the second beam mountain portion 17 A tearing force greater than about 4 ounces (5 g / cm) per inch but less than " 'about 15 ounces (17 g / cm) per end. As a result, the first tearing device ^ The tearing force is too time-consuming (ie, greater than about 50 grams per tack), and the two uppermost sheets 1 2 and 1 4 in the stack 5 1 are prevented by the high tearing force relative to the continuous adjacent Due to the sliding movement of 16, only one sheet peels off the top end of the stack 51, so the sheets 14 and 16 are separated (see, for example, FIGS. 6A-6D). If the tearing force at the second tearing f is too high (that is, greater than 15 ounces per inch), it will be difficult to peel off the topmost sheet 12 from the second * 9 sheets 14. However, if the second tear-opening layer is a single-thin piece of 11, the first-tear is smaller than the mother inch by about 50 grams.

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The tearing force is too small (that is, less than 4 trays per inch), because the uppermost thin reed will peel off the sheet i 4 under the uppermost sheet before sliding occurs, so the two uppermost sheets 12 in the stack 51 are not stacked. And 14 are separated from the continuous abutment sheet 16. Preferably, the first tearing device 8 has a tearing force of about 2 g (0.097 g / cm) along the first end portion 15, and the second tearing device 9 should preferably be along the second end. Part 17 provides a tear of approximately 4 ounces (5 g / cm) per inch. Referring to FIG. 4A in the drawings, a first example of a reference object according to the present invention is shown. Sheet 11 stack 51 can be ϊ w ® ΐ ϊ Sheet 11 is lined 1 0 the entire first major side surface 3 is sticky. At least the first layer along the second outer edge 2 0 of sheet 11 is at the end of: : Bit 17 is coated with the second main edge of Xiang _ to the first plant = ==, and, the two layers of low-adhesive adhesive along the adjacent sheet !, m15? Apply first; ^ to the side surface 5 of The best tear-off lining, all specifications of this patent are incorporated herein. The continuous inner abutment on the thin "1 septum opposite ends and at the first end of each-ϊ Ϊ Ϊ Ϊ low-viscosity adhesive backing" (LAB), a sheet Tear off and stick a sheet |: The second end 20 of the% sheet, it can be aligned at the moment «μ sheet to the continuous (bottom) sheet second major side surface R eve: Illustration of Figure 4AΪ: 2 Tear the sheet to In the stack 51. It should be noted that although the top of the adhesive 1 is H-open and low-viscosity adhesive 1 ′ is applied to the moderately tearing low-viscosity 1, it can also be made directly to the object for optimal tearing. Low-viscosity adhesive = f is on the second main side of the lining 10 of the Tao sheet and R μ. Now / consider FIG. 4B, which shows the outline of the present invention with reference number 51A.

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In the second modified example of a stack of sheets, many parts are basically the same as those on the sheet 11 and the stack 51, and they are identified by the same reference number appended with " A ". In FIG. 4B, a first tearing device 8A for providing a first adhesive plane and a second tearing device 9A for providing a second adhesive plane include a lining for each sheet 1 1 A The pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 2 A on 1 OA is discontinuous 18 along the first end portion, and continuous along the second end portion 17 A i is 18 ,. This stack 51A is along the second main surface 5A of the sheet 1 1A lining 10A, and contains only a single low-viscosity adhesive layer i A. Alternatively, the first tearing device 8 A for providing a first adhesive plane and the second tearing device 8 for providing a second adhesive plane may include pressure sensing on a sheet 11 A lining 10 A The adhesive layer 2A is discontinuous at both locations (not shown), and the discontinuity at the first terminal location 15A is greater than that at the second terminal location 17a. Referring now to FIG. 4C, a third modified example of a stack of sheets indicated by reference number 5ι according to the outline of the present invention is shown, with many parts substantially the same as those on sheet u stack 51, with the addition of " B " Identified by the same reference number. In FIG. 4C, a first tearing device 8 ^ for providing a first adhesive plane and a second tearing device 9B for providing a second adhesive plane include along the first 15B and the second 1 The end portion of 7B changes the coating composition of the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 2B. Like the stack 5 丨 A ', the stack 5 1 B along the sheet 1 1B is lined with the second major surface 5 β' of the 10 B and comprises only a single low-viscosity adhesive layer 11B. An example of a stack of compounds 5 1 Β is the adhesive 1 3 used along the first end site 5 β, which may be a weaker or less aggressive one such as described in US Patent No. 3,691,14 Adhesive. An adhesive ' particularly suitable for use along the first end portion may comprise an acrylic adhesive or acrylic microspheres. Adhesive 1 3B for the second adhesive region 17B may be, for example, acrylic adhesive, rubber resin or

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 29 461918 Case No. 88119351 ------ Amendment V. Description of the invention (23) KRATON products are more motivated or stronger. & ^, and agent. The adhesive 4 'used with the present invention can be prepared according to U.S. Patent Nos. 4,699,842 and 4,835,217. The pre-cut sheet of the present invention is particularly suitable for tasks that generally require two-handed operation rather than tape application, such as packing gifts, packaging, book covers, sealed boxes, medical labeling, wire marking, and specific pieces. In addition, individual adhesive layer-coated sheets do not require a cutting operation and are therefore easy and quick to dispense. Especially when equipped with the applicator of the present invention and groups of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, the user can have a large number of available pre-cut sheets.

The bottom layer 50 to which the stacks 51, 51A and 51B are adhered may be a flexible bottom layer and a rigid bottom layer. The flexible bottom layer is preferably used in conjunction with the dispenser having a conveyor channel according to the present invention 'or the present invention contains a conveyance carrier so that a new pile can be delivered to the dispenser below the dispenser's dispensing window. If the applicator contains a whole set of conveyance carriers with a sheet stack covered by an adhesive layer, 'the bottom layer 50 will preferably contain the opposite side of the sheet stack covered by the adhesive layer' Apply a coverable adhesive layer. The term " positionable adhesive layer " in relation to the present invention means a type that allows the bottom layer 50 to be fastened to the transport carrier during the dispensing operation, but is stacked in a whole set of sheets covered by the adhesive layer After the objects are used up, they are removed from the transport carrier without leaving a sticky layer with considerable sticky layer residue. An example of a suitable adhesive layer is a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer β used for p 0ST-IT product labeling. Alternatively, the bottom layer 50 may be provided by providing a sheet stack 51 that is not covered by the adhesive layer. The front and / or trailing edges of the bottom layer 50 may be tightly adhered. Figure 5 shows the entire set of sheet stacks covered by a viscous layer containing a leading edge 53. This leading and / or trailing edge may then be inserted into one or more notches of the adaptable bearing leading or trailing edge and disposed on the transport vehicle. The use of the adhesive layer can be overlaid or the use of a leading and / or trailing edge can also be achieved by

O: \ 6l \ 6ill7.ptc Page 30 461918 Case No. 88119351 _Ά Amendment V. Description of the invention (24) The dispenser of the present invention with a movable dispenser window is preferably fixed to the entire stack of sheets covered by an adhesive layer The compound is in a fixed position. When the bottom layer 50 is a flexible bottom layer 50, it is generally best to provide a whole set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer in a roll-over type or a long-belt type as shown in FIG. Fig. 5 also shows the existence of an imitation pad 52, which is adhered to the bottom layer 50_ behind the last stack of the entire stack of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer. Generally speaking, this imitation liner 52 has a liner that is approximately the same size as the individual stacks in the entire group but does not include an adhesive layer covering sheet. An example of a counterfeit pad 5 2 includes a hollow plastic rod. The use of imitation pads can be a boon for applicators using a conveyor channel. In those dispensers, the imitation pad prevents large movements of the module after the last stack of the sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer is dispensed. Examples of flexible substrates to which the stack can adhere include polyethylene sheets, cellulose acetate, polypropylene sheets, polyester sheets, non-woven and woven fabrics, paper covered with polyethylene or polypropylene, plain paper, and lightweight cardboard. The thickness of the flexible bottom layer is basically between 0.05 cm and 1 cm, preferably between 0.15 cm and 0.5 cm. The individual stacks 5 1, 5 1A or 5 1 Β are preferably adhered to the flexible bottom layer, each stack length being equal to the width of the positive flexible bottom layer. The stack 5 1, 5 1 A or 5 1 B is preferably bonded to the flexible substrate by the adhesive layer of the last sheet of the stack. However, it is also possible to adhere the last sheet in the stack to a backing, and then adhere the backing to the flexible backing layer by an adhesive layer such as a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer. When the bottom layer 50 is configured with a rigid bottom layer, it is preferable that the entire group of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer is roughly non-planar. When the rigid bottom layer is roughly flat, the adjoining compounds in the assembly may adhere to each other, resulting in a stack of compounds.

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 31 No. 88119351 said Amendment V. Description of the invention (25) Applicable to the core body of the core of the individual sheet, on the outer surface ... With regard to one of the present inventions, such as the United States No. 5,401, the stack of thin layers covered by the adhesive layer is a thin overlay of the same layer as the cover of the bottom layer, the adhesive layer or the hot-melt adhesive. His second tearing device is also such a second second tearing and ring joint member. The special example of the present invention covers the side layer and mutually aligns the layer of tape. According to the difficulty of production. The rigid bottom layer is preferably arcuate or an individual stack such as a cylinder, which is adhered to the arcuate bottom layer or the core body. The entire set of thin layer stacks covered by the adhesive layer can be produced as described in the patent example 5 4 7 Manufactured from adhesives. In this case, individual sheets are stacked in a zigzag pattern on an individual liner with an adhesive layer. Therefore, this stack will have a built-in lining. In order to obtain the entire set of the present invention covered by an adhesive layer, these individual stacks can be adhered to a substrate by an adhesive layer such as a pressure-sensitive layer. Alternatively, it can be used to adhere individual stacks to the bottom layer 50. Opening device, including interlocking fasteners that can be purchased from 3M company SCOTCH brand or also from 3M company. According to the example, the individual stacks can be adhered to an adhesive group by laminating the individual stacks in a continuous string on the adhesive tape, another example of a whole set of sheet stacks covered with an adhesive layer. A single-piece sheet gasket with a length L and a width W covered with an adhesive layer can be made according to the procedure described in the US Patent No. 5,401,5 4 7 patent example. As mentioned above, the lowest layer of the sheet liner covered by the adhesive layer will be a liner, and the individual sheets covered by the adhesive layer are stacked in a zigzag shape, so that the first tearing device 8 And the second tearing device 9 is interposed between the outer edges defining the width of the pad. In order to obtain the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer of the present invention,

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 32 461918 _Case No. 88119351_ Year and month Amendment_ V. Description of the invention (26) L is cut at a certain distance R. However, the cutting of the liner can cause each sheet covered by the adhesive layer to be cut through but not completely cut through the liner, so-called touch-cutting. The term π is not completely cut through π means that at least 10% and preferably at least 20% of the thickness of the lining is not cut. Therefore, it is possible to obtain several stacks of width R (the product of η and R is the length of a single pad except for possible remaining parts), and a stack of width W (the width of a single pad) , All of which are adhered and fixed to the lining and serve as the bottom layer 50. The tactile cut of the pad can be performed in various ways. For example, tactile cutting can be performed with a blade that cuts through part of the lining completely along the width W, but in other parts along the width W, leaving the lining partially uncut. For example, a blade can be used to completely cut through the lining on the outer edge of the lining, but partially leave the lining through the center of the width W of the pad, or vice versa Partially uncut, but completely cut through its center along the width W. The advantage that the liner is partially cut through and partially uncut is to further enhance the flexibility of the bottom layer 50. As a variation of the example described in the previous paragraph, a single Z-shaped stacked adhesive layer-covered pad can be wound into a circular body, and a single pad can then be cut at a certain distance along the periphery of the heart. The rigid body is used as the bottom layer of a whole stack of thin sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer. 7A, 7B and 7C show a first example of a dispenser 40 of the present invention. The applicator 40 includes a wall surface defining its shape. The applicator 40 includes a square top side 41 opposite the bottom wall 47. The top side 41 contains an opening 4 2. The applicator 40 additionally includes the front 4 5 and rear 4 6 sides, and the front 4 5 has a rectangular 4 4 inlet 4 4 and a rectangular outlet 4 3. The applicator shape is additionally delimited by two opposing side walls 48. As shown in the cross-sectional view in FIG. 7B, the dispenser contains a conveyor channel 49 that communicates the inlet 44 with the outlet 43 when passing through the opening 42. Conveyor

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc P.33 461918 Case No. 88Π9351 Revision V. Description of the invention (27) The thickness of the channel 49 fixable layer is thin 5 1 leading edge. The length of this feeder channel can pass one of the side walls 4 4 of the entrance 4. It is easy to be covered by the feeder layer. The entire set is shown in Figure 7B. The bottom is given to the land for configurability. These also include And the convenience should be separately shown in Figure 8A. Device 80, the opposite sheet is shown in its inner channel 49, the sheet feeder is through the adhesive layer, open the layer to be reduced, and the thickness of the 50 thick dispenser foot is kept applied to EP to stabilize it later. Therefore, in the example and 8B, it is shown that the bounded arched roof can be covered with a thin layer of 70 stacks through the entire set of adhesive layers. The entire set of the stack 70 is preferably composed of an unstack on the bottom layer 50, and the leading edge length is at least equal to the output between the opening 42 and the exit 43. Although the entire group of 70 sheets covered with an adhesive layer is placed in the conveyor channel 49, it is best to remove at least the conveyor channel 49 to be accessible from the side of the dispenser, and install the entire group of adhesive layers Covered sheet 70 stacks. The conveyance has at least a width and a height, so that the entire group is composed of viscous 70, which can be dispensed into the conveyor channel at any time. The basic channels 49 will have a width and a height, each of which is greater than the width and thickness of the covered sheet 70 stack, respectively. However, the height of the portion of the conveyor channel 49 between the port 42 and the port 43 is small and slightly larger than the entire stack of 70 sheets covered with an adhesive layer. The applicator 40 also preferably includes a catch 100 that is sufficiently heavy to maintain stability during the dispensing operation. Alternate the stability of the dispenser during the dispensing operation, the suction cup or the adhesive device described in the patent on the bottom wall of the dispenser 3 5 5 7 0 0. The arrangement of any applicator, especially the use of ballast, is best illustrated in another example of an applicator. However, for the sake of brevity, this device is omitted in the drawings, and its description is omitted. A second example of a dispenser is shown. The wall surfaces of the dispenser in Figure 8A and 8B define the shape of the dispenser, which includes a wall 81 and a bottom wall 87. The top wall 81 contains an opening 8 2 and the adhesive layer covers its application. In addition, the top wall 81 can be moved or hinged

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O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc P.34 461918 Case No. 88119351 Amendment V. Description of Invention (28) The chain, so that the whole set of sheet stacks covered with an adhesive layer is wound into a roll (see Figure 5) Can be easily inserted into the cylindrical recess 8 8 of the dispenser. This also allows easy access to the conveyor channel 89, so that the first stack of components can be easily placed in front of the opening 82. As shown in Figure 8A, when closed, the applicator includes an opening 8 3 in the front wall 85, and the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, the bottom layer 50, can extend across it. Once a stack of sheets covered with a sticky layer, another stack of components in the assembly can be moved below the opening 82 by simply pulling the bottom layer 50. 9A, 9B and 9C show another example of a dispenser according to the present invention. The applicator 90 includes a wall surface defining its shape, including a bottom wall 101 and an opposite top wall 9 1 including an opening 92, and the thin film covered by the adhesive layer can be dispensed through the opening. The dispenser 90 further includes a back wall 96 and an opposite front wall 95 which includes a rectangular opening 93 and communicates with the conveyor passage 99. As shown in FIG. 9A, the transmitter channel 99 extends beyond the side wall 98. The conveyor channel 99 is also in communication with a cylindrical cavity 94, and a whole set of laminated sheets 70 covered with an adhesive layer can be installed in the cavity. The recesses 94 also extend beyond the side walls 98, so that both the recesses 94 and the conveyor channels 99 can be easily accessed to place the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer in the dispenser. The entire set of sheets covered with an adhesive layer is stacked in the dispenser, with the leading edge of the bottom layer 50 extending beyond the opening 93 in the front wall 95 and the first layer of adhesive layer covered under the opening 92. The recess 94 may be closed by a removable or hinged lid member 94b. In a modified applicator, the entire side wall 98 may be movable or hinged. In the latter case, the conveyor channel 99 and the recess 9 4 should not extend beyond the side wall 9 8. In addition, as shown in FIG. 9C, the entire set of sheet stacks covered with an adhesive layer wound in a roll may include a cylindrical holder 55 including an opening 56.

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Case No. 88119351 V. Description of the invention (29) The entire set of books covered by an adhesive layer is placed inside the cylindrical holder 55, and the bottom layer of the object 50 can extend beyond this opening. The object 'can then be stacked with the sheet which is covered by the viscous layer: it will be convenient to combine the entire group with the viscous layer cream ^ = the anchor in the hole 94, inside. For those skilled in the art, put the 溥 ί 溥 tablets stack on the applicator-have-the bottom layer 50 can be extended: ";;; see the roll-shaped sheet stack placed on the sexual layer 70 彳 also 4 The whole M by sticky • WiU 'can also be used in other dispensers of the present invention that contain a cavity to fix the entire set of thin sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer. As shown in Figures 9A-9C,' Applicator 9 ' 〇The corner 92 of the opening 92 may include ridges 102a and 102b. The raised ridges 102a and 102b define a cavity 103 outside the short edge of the opening 92. The ridges 102a and 102a defining the cavity 103 l02b, which provides the user with the advantage of guiding the user to pick up a sheet covered by an adhesive layer, thereby facilitating the dispensing. Figures 6A to 6D illustrate that within the dispenser 90, a whole stack of sheet covered by an adhesive layer 6A to 6B show a partial cross-sectional view through the dispensing window of the dispenser 90. One of these figures can be seen and when the sheet 12 is pulled from the stack, the bottom sheet 14 Tear off sheet 1 6 from under sheet 1 4 while pulling sheet 1 2 continuously will eventually pull sheet 1 4 out 2 0 passes through the opening 9 2. Then, continuously pulling the sheet 12 will separate the sheet 12 from the sheet 14 while allowing the sheet 14 to be peelably adhered to the sheet 16 '. The dispensing operation can be repeated once. After eating the stack of one component, the stack of the second group can be placed in the bottom side of the opening 9 2 by pulling the bottom layer 50. This operation is convenient, fast and simple. Therefore, a busy user will have a lot of stickiness. The sheet covered by the sexual layer can be used without having to replenish the dispenser as often as the dispenser system disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 5,401,557.

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 36 4 6 19 18 _Case No. 88119351_ Year Month Amendment _ V. Description of the invention (30) Figures 1 0 A and 1 0 B illustrate a dispenser that can be used with the present invention Another example. The dispenser of FIG. 10A includes a can body 121, which is preferably a discarded can body containing a whole set of 70 sheets in a roll type covered with an adhesive layer. The can body 121 contains an opening 126, which allows individual sheets to be dispensed from an entire group of sheet stacks covered with an adhesive layer. As shown in FIG. 10b, the tank 1 2 1 further includes a conveyor channel 129, which connects the opening 126 with an opening 127 through which the bottom layer 50 can be removed. The conveyor passage 129 is defined by the wall surface of the tank 121 and the spring 128. The impeachment 128 can ensure that one of the entire stack of 70 stacks covered by the adhesive layer is fixed in place during the dispensing process. The applicator further includes a cavity 123 to receive the tank 121 and the second part 122 of the bonding device 125, and the bonding device 124 in the bonding tank 121 ° The applicator 1 3 0 described in Figure 1 1 , Is a dispenser containing a conveying carrier as a conveying device. As shown in Fig. 11, the dispenser 130 includes a cover member including an opening 132, and a sheet covered by an individual adhesive layer can be dispensed through this opening. A hinge 1 3 7 is arranged on the cover member 1 3 6 to allow the cover member to be opened and easily enter the inside of the dispenser, and at the same time, it can fix the entire group of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer. The entire set of sheet stacks covered with an adhesive layer is tightly attached to a transport carrier containing a rotating wheel 131. The outer surface of the runner 131 is polygonal, and the runner 1 3 1 further includes an axially extending groove 1 3 3, and the entire front and rear edges of the bottom layer of the entire stack of thin-film stacks covered with an adhesive layer can be inserted therein. This can ensure that when the wheel 1 3 1 is rotated, the entire group of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer will not slide relative to the wheel 1 3 1. In addition, the width of each side of the polygonal outer surface of the runner 131 is the same as the width of the stack of sheets covered by the adhesive layer. In addition to the runner 131, a cylindrical core body may be used. Wheel 131 with one handle

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc page 37 year, month, day 5 amendment number 88119351, invention description (31) 1 3 5 by manual rotation. When the runner is in a pile, + also has the advantage of including a device that keeps the runner in a fixed position = consider Figure 12A 12C, which illustrates a dispenser containing a wheel carrier and another 12 circle. Dispenser 140 front view. The dispenser 140 is a tilted cylindrical dispenser having an opening 1 42 through which a binding sheet covered by an individual adhesive layer can be dispensed. Fig. 12B shows a cross-sectional view of the applicator along a circle and the y-plane, and Fig. 12C shows a cross-sectional view of the applicator along a circle and a cylinder. As shown in FIGS. 2B and 1 2c, the dispenser 140 includes a conveyance carrier including a rotating wheel 145. The runner 145 can be detached from the top of the applicator 1 40 to fix a whole set of thin-film stacks covered with an adhesive layer on the runner 4 5. Similar to the applicator described above, the transfer includes an axially extending groove 1 4 7 ', and the entire set of sheet stacks covered with an adhesive layer can be inserted into the front and trailing edges to fasten the assembly to the runner.丨 4 5 on. In Figs. 12D-12G, a further alternative dispenser is shown. As shown in FIG. 2D, the opening 1 4 2 can be configured with a hemisphere 2 00, which is adhered to the short edge of the opening 1 42, and at the same time, placed at about the middle position of the short edge. The advantage of this example is that it reduces the risk of the adhesive layer sheet accidentally disappearing within the opening 142. A modified dispenser 140 is shown in FIG. 12C. Among the openings 42 of the dispensing device, an opening 202 of a different shape can be provided by a bonding device 201 disposed in the wall surface of the dispenser. Overlaid on the opening 142. FIG. 12f shows a modified dispenser 140 in which a shuttle window 203 is disposed at the top of the opening 142. As shown by the arrow 204, the shuttle window 203 will shuttle up and down along the length of the opening 142 during the dispensing operation. After fainting, FIG. 12G shows a modified dispenser 14o, in which a hinged opening 205 is stacked on the opening 42 of the dispensing device. Hinge

O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 38 Case No. 88119351 Revision V. Description of the Invention (32) The opening 205 can be pivoted around the hinge 206 to expose a larger opening 142. The benefit provided is that the user can easily restart dispensing once a sheet has disappeared from the opening and there is no longer a sheet ready for grasping. When closed, the hinged opening 2 0 5 will lock the runner 1 4 5 while avoiding the possibility of the runner 145 moving up and down during the dispensing operation. 13A-13C illustrates a dispenser 150 including a movable dispensing device 159 including a dispensing window 152. The dispenser 150 includes an arcuate surface 1 5 5 and the entire set of laminar stacks covered by an adhesive layer is secured by, for example, cutouts (not shown) on each end of the arcuate surface 1.5 5 and the entire group consists of The front and rear edges of the 70-layered sheet covered with the adhesive layer can be inserted into the notch. Dispenser 1 50—The arched top wall portion 1 5 3 extends from the side wall of the dispenser and at the same time defines an opening 156 extending from the end wall 157 to the end wall 158. The dispensing device 159 is disposed below the top wall portion 153 and includes a dispensing window 152 and a sliding member 1 5 4 supported by an arcuate surface 1 5 5. The height of the sliding member 154 allows the dispensing device to easily move between the top wall portion 153 and the entire top of the sheet stack covered by the adhesive layer. Therefore, the dispensing device 159 can be slid from the end wall 15 8 to 15 7 so that the entire set of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer can be placed under the dispensing window of the dispensing device. The dosing device also includes a raised portion 1 51 at the corner of the dosing window, which provides finger guidance when dispensing a sheet from a stack. As long as it does not depart from the scope and principle of the present invention, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various ornaments and modifications of the present invention will be apparent, and it should be understood that the present invention is not intended to be unduly limited to the foregoing illustrated examples. If each individual application or patent is specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated by reference, all applications and patents are incorporated herein by reference.

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Announcement I 4. The scope of the patent claim 1. On the surface, the inclusion compound is a stack of two separated ends, including a pair of pressure-sensitive adhesive compounds on the main side. Amendment 6 1918 Case No. 8811935 The laminar stack covered by the adhesive layer, wherein the bottom layer is a core body piece, and the outer surface of the laminar stack layer covered by the adhesive layer or the outer surface of the core body piece. The entire set of sheets covered by the adhesive layer in the first item of the scope is a flexible bottom layer. O: \ 61 \ 61117_ptc Page 41 4 6 彳 9 彳 8 Case No. 88119351 _Ά Said Amendment 6. Scope of patent application 4. According to the application of the composition, on the opposite side, the sheet is covered to a surface 5. According to the application Material, its stack _ compound is thin from the end of the first layer 6. stacking stacking 7. stacking by sticky string ends on top 8. stacking or one 9. stacking one side, leaving the stacking According to the application, the other part is based on the application, and its sexual layer is adhered to one. The imitation of the application is based on the application. The application of the belt is based on the application. Some of the items are requested to be in place. Please make the flexible cover of the middle school cover flexible. Please include the middle type of the middle school. The entire set of item 3 in the refining range is covered by the adhesive layer. The bottom layer of the sheet is covered by the adhesive layer Device for adhering a whole set of thin profit ranges covered by an adhesive layer The entire set of thin sheet covered by an adhesive layer The flexible bottom layer has opposite first and second ends, and the ends are spaced from each other toward the first end The flexible bottom layer, which is bonded to the flexible bottom at the first end of the sheet stack without the adhesive layer, provides a whole set of front edges covered by the adhesive layer. The entire set of sheets covered by an adhesive layer in the fifth range includes a sheet with no adhesive layer at the second end. The entire set of sheets covered by an adhesive layer in the third range has an opposing first And the second end, the entire set of sheet stacks is between the first and second ends on a continuous bottom layer, and the flexible bottom layer is additionally adjacent to the first and second ends of the sheet stack covered by an adhesive layer The entire set of adhesion range items 3 or 7 is covered by an adhesive layer. The thin entire group of overlay sheets covered by an adhesive layer forms a roll. The entire group of adhesion range item 3 is covered by an adhesive layer. The sheet stack is covered by an adhesive layer, and the sheet stack is placed in a cylinder. O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 42 461918 _ Case No. 88119351 _ Modification _ Sixth, the scope of patent application In the shape holder, it contains an opening with the leading edge extending over it. 10. According to item 3 of the scope of the patent application, the entire set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, wherein the flexible bottom layer is selected from the group consisting of a plastic sheet and paper. 11. A dispenser for dispensing flakes from a flake stack, the flakes being taken from one of the entire set of flake stacks covered by an adhesive layer, each of which is adhered to a On the bottom layer, the dispenser includes a wall surface defining the shape of the dispenser, a dispensing device includes an opening in one of the wall surfaces, and a sheet taken from the stack can be dispensed therethrough, and includes a device for dispensing the Below the opening of the device, each stack of the entire stack of flake stacks covered by an adhesive layer is allowed to be transported. 12. The dispenser according to item 11 of the scope of the patent application, wherein the device that allows each of the entire set of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer to be conveyed includes a conveyor channel connected to the opening of the dispenser . 13. The dispenser according to item 12 of the scope of patent application, wherein the wall surface includes a bottom wall, a top wall opposite to the bottom wall, opposite front and rear walls, and opposite side walls, and the front wall has a channel connected to the conveyor. The opening also has a size such that at least the bottom layer of the sheet stack covered by the adhesive layer can pass through the opening. 14. The dispenser according to item 13 of the scope of patent application, wherein the wall surface includes a bottom wall and a top wall opposite to the bottom wall, the top wall includes an opening of the dispensing device, and the dispenser further includes a cavity for The entire group of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer is fixed, and the recesses are connected to the conveyor channel, so that the entire group of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer can be transported from the recess to the opening of the dispensing device O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 43 6 19 18 _ Case No. 88119351 _ Month and Day __ VI. Patent application scope a 〇15. The dispenser according to item 14 of the patent application scope, wherein the dispenser includes the opposite Side wall and a pair of standing front and back walls, and the recess and conveyor channel extend over one of the side walls of the applicator. 16. The dispenser according to item 11 of the scope of patent application, wherein the device for conveying a whole set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer comprises a whole set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer and can be fixed thereon Transport vehicle. 17. The applicator according to item 16 of the scope of patent application, wherein the conveying carrier includes a runner, which optionally includes an axially extending cutout. 18. The dispenser according to item 11 of the scope of patent application, wherein at least one part of at least one wall surface of the dispenser is movable or hinged. 19. A dispenser of a dispensing device from a sheet stack, the stack of flakes is a stack taken from one of the entire stack of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer, and the dispenser includes a shape defining the shape of the dispenser A wall surface, a cavity into which a whole set of sheet stacks covered by an adhesive layer can be built, a wall surface containing an opening to allow access to the recesses, and a dispensing device including a device that can be taken from the stack The sheet can be passed through its dispensing window, and the dispensing device is of a transport type, so that each of the entire set of sheet stacks covered by the adhesive layer can be placed under the window of the dispensing device. 20. The dispenser according to item 19 of the scope of patent application, wherein the wall surface containing the opening of the dispenser is arcuate. O: \ 61 \ 61117.ptc Page 44