WO1999013745A1 - An arrangement for preventing lifting of adhesively attached fastening materials - Google Patents

An arrangement for preventing lifting of adhesively attached fastening materials Download PDF

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WO1999013745A1
WO1999013745A1 PCT/IE1998/000077 IE9800077W WO9913745A1 WO 1999013745 A1 WO1999013745 A1 WO 1999013745A1 IE 9800077 W IE9800077 W IE 9800077W WO 9913745 A1 WO9913745 A1 WO 9913745A1
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Arthur Shaen Colvill Magan
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
    • A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
    • A44B18/00—Fasteners of the touch-and-close type; Making such fasteners
    • A44B18/0069—Details
    • A44B18/0073—Attaching means

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  • the present invention relates to an arrangement for preventing a piece of hook and loop fastening material adhesively attached to a surface from lifting off the surface in response to the repeated application and removal of a co-operating piece of hook and loop fastening material.
  • Hook and loop type fastenings are frequently sold under the Tradename VELCRO. Hook and loop type fastenings consist of two strips of nylon or other suitable fabric, one having tiny hooked threads and the other a coarse surface having looped threads, that form a strong bond when pressed together.
  • hook and loop fastening strips may be attached to objects using a variety of methods including stitching or adhesive means.
  • This invention relates in particular to the use of adhesive to attach a strip of hook and loop fastening to a surface.
  • the hook and loop fastening material is provided on its underside with an adhesive layer with a portion of removable protective material. When the removable material is peeled away the thin adhesive on the underside of the hook and loop fastening strip is exposed. This enables attachment of the hook and loop fastening strip to a suitable surface without the need for further adhesive. Examples of suitable surfaces may include wood, plastic or metal.
  • the further material also provides a medium which may be printed on thus overcoming the difficulties in printing onto hook and loop fastening.
  • a portion of a two-part fastener comprising mutually retentive material portions to a surface, wherein continuing adherence to the surface of at least a region of the periphery of the material portion is achieved by a further portion of material for association with the surface outwardly of said region of the periphery and to overlay at least part of said region.
  • the association may be effected by said further portion of material being provided with an adhesive layer for adhesion or said further portion of material being stitchable to said surface.
  • the further portion of material covers the perimeter region of the two-part fastener portion.
  • the fastening elements for example hooks or loops, may be absent on at least one edge region of the two-part fastener portion, preferably the fastening elements are absent from the entire peripheral region of the two-part fastener portion or from two opposing edges of the two-part fastener portion.
  • the further portion may be substantially rectangular or substantially circular.
  • the further portion may however be any suitable shape, without limitation as to configuration.
  • the arrangement comprises a protective backing layer.
  • the protective backing layer is suitably separable at least from the further portion and optionally also from the two-part fastener portion by a peeling action.
  • the further portion may be provided to be receptive of printing.
  • the further portion may then be pre-printed with text, logos or other graphics.
  • Figure 1 is a side pictorial view of a piece of hook and loop fastening adhesively attached to a surface with the retentive layer of the invention attached to the adjacent surface.
  • Figure 2 is a pictorial view of a modified hook and loop fastening strip for use in the arrangement of the invention.
  • Figure 3 is a view of the invention as applied to the modified strip of Figure 2.
  • Figure 4 is a view of a further embodiment of the invention.
  • Figure 5 is a top view of the embodiment depicted in Figure 4.
  • Figure 6 is a top view of an alternative embodiment to that shown in Figure 5.
  • Figure 7 is a top view of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
  • Figure 8 is a top view of an alternative embodiment to the embodiment shown in Figure 7.
  • Figure 9 is a top view of an embodiment of the invention illustrating the printing of matter onto the peripheral retentive layer.
  • a strip of hook and loop fastening material consisting of a strip 1 of nylon fabric having hooked threads 2, is depicted in Figure 1 adhesively attached to an underlying surface 3.
  • a further peripheral material portion 5 of material restrains the opposite edge of the hook and loop fastening strip in the same way as hereinbefore described.
  • the peripheral material portion may be made from a variety of materials examples of which may include paper or cellulose but preferably is a thin plastics material. Depending on the size and shape of the hook and loop fastening strip it may be necessary to provide this additional peripheral material portion on each side of the hook and loop fastening strip to prevent any of the edges from lifting on or around its entire periphery. However the use of material on two sides of the hook and loop fastening strip may be sufficient to restrain the entire hook and loop fastening strip.
  • a specially prepared strip 10 of hook and loop fastening material as illustrated in Figure 2 is seen with the hooked threads 2 absent from the areas 11 ,12 adjacent to the two edges.
  • the hook and loop fastening material can be manufactured with the hooks absent from particular areas or the hooks may be removed later using suitable means e.g. cutting or heating.
  • the hook and loop fastening material 10 and peripheral material portion 13,14, or just the peripheral material portion 13,14 are provided with a protective removable sheet 15, as shown in Figure 4, covering a thin layer of suitable adhesive.
  • a protective removable sheet 15 covering a thin layer of suitable adhesive.
  • the hook and loop fastening material and peripheral material portion are removably provided on a protective sheet with a thin layer of suitable adhesive between the protective sheet and the hook and loop fastening and peripheral materials.
  • a protective sheet with a thin layer of suitable adhesive between the protective sheet and the hook and loop fastening and peripheral materials.
  • Figure 5 shows the peripheral material portion 16 covering the area 17 of the hook and loop fastening strip which has no hooked threads but leaves the area 18 with the hooked threads exposed.
  • hook and loop fastening may also be produced in other shapes and forms which are suitable for the application of the peripheral material portion.
  • a hook and loop fastening strip in the shape of a disc is depicted in Figure 7.
  • the peripheral material portion 20 is shown surrounding the hook and loop fastening disc and covering the area 21 of the hook and loop fastening disc which has no hooked threads present while leaving the area 22 of the hook and loop fastening disc having hooked threads exposed.
  • hook and loop fastening discs are typically produced by cutting means from the standard hook and loop fastening strips as herein before described and as it easier to manufacture the hook and loop fastening strips with hooked threads absent from two edges rather than four, a further embodiment of the invention is where the hooked threads are absent only from two opposite parts 23 of the circumference of the disc, as shown in Figure 8, rather than the entire disc as depicted in Figure 7.
  • the arrangement as previously described is particularly useful for the attachment of items to surfaces, where those items are removed and replaced frequently.
  • An example of such an application would be a mobile phone and a car's dashboard where the phone may be attached to the dashboard using a two part fastener, the phone frequently being removed and replaced.
  • Another example of such an application would be the use of a two part fastener for the attaching of a remote control to the side of a television or hi-fi stereo system.
  • the ability to print onto the peripheral material portion is also of significant benefit in that marketing logos may be printed on to the peripheral material portion for advertising purposes which is currently not possible.

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Abstract

The present invention relates to an arrangement for preventing a piece of hook and loop fastening material (2) adhesively attached to a surface (3) from lifting off the surface in response to the repeated application and removal of a co-operating piece of hook and loop fastening material. The arrangement achieves continuing adherence of a region (10) of the periphery of a portion of a two-part fastener to a surface through the use of a further portion of material (13, 14) which is associated with the surface outwardly of the periphery of the portion and overlays at least part of the periphery region. Preferably the further portion is provided with an adhesive layer for adhesion to the surface.

Description

Title of the Invention
AN ARRANGEMENT FOR PREVENTING LIFTING OF ADHESIVELY ATTACHED FASTENING MATERIALS
Background of the Invention
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an arrangement for preventing a piece of hook and loop fastening material adhesively attached to a surface from lifting off the surface in response to the repeated application and removal of a co-operating piece of hook and loop fastening material.
Description of the Prior Art
Hook and loop type fastenings are frequently sold under the Tradename VELCRO. Hook and loop type fastenings consist of two strips of nylon or other suitable fabric, one having tiny hooked threads and the other a coarse surface having looped threads, that form a strong bond when pressed together.
The hook or loop strips of a hook and loop fastening, hereinafter referred to simply as hook and loop fastening strips, may be attached to objects using a variety of methods including stitching or adhesive means. This invention relates in particular to the use of adhesive to attach a strip of hook and loop fastening to a surface. In a particular arrangement, the hook and loop fastening material is provided on its underside with an adhesive layer with a portion of removable protective material. When the removable material is peeled away the thin adhesive on the underside of the hook and loop fastening strip is exposed. This enables attachment of the hook and loop fastening strip to a suitable surface without the need for further adhesive. Examples of suitable surfaces may include wood, plastic or metal. However, repeated action of attaching and removing a co-operating hook and loop fastening strip portion to and from the adhesively attached hook and loop fastening strip results in the adhesive bonding at the edge of the hook and loop fastening material weakening, eventually resulting in the lifting of the hook and loop fastening material from the underlying surface, typically long before the working life of the hook and loop fastening expires
A further problem with hook and loop fastenings is that no successful method exists for printing onto them.
Brief Summary of the Invention
It is an objective of this invention to reduce the lifting action of an adhesively attached hook and loop fastening strip. This is achieved according to the invention by the provision of a further material for adhesive attachment to a surface adjacent to an adhesively adhered hook and loop fastening strip portion to extend also over an edge region of the hook and loop fastening strip portion. This further material reduces the lifting effect previously described.
The further material also provides a medium which may be printed on thus overcoming the difficulties in printing onto hook and loop fastening.
There is accordingly provided according to the present invention relates to an arrangement for adhering a portion of a two-part fastener comprising mutually retentive material portions to a surface, wherein continuing adherence to the surface of at least a region of the periphery of the material portion is achieved by a further portion of material for association with the surface outwardly of said region of the periphery and to overlay at least part of said region. The association may be effected by said further portion of material being provided with an adhesive layer for adhesion or said further portion of material being stitchable to said surface.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the further portion of material covers the perimeter region of the two-part fastener portion.
In a particular embodiment, the fastening elements, for example hooks or loops, may be absent on at least one edge region of the two-part fastener portion, preferably the fastening elements are absent from the entire peripheral region of the two-part fastener portion or from two opposing edges of the two-part fastener portion.
In a favoured embodiment, the further portion may be substantially rectangular or substantially circular. The further portion may however be any suitable shape, without limitation as to configuration.
According to an especially favoured construction of the invention, the arrangement comprises a protective backing layer.
The protective backing layer is suitably separable at least from the further portion and optionally also from the two-part fastener portion by a peeling action.
In any embodiment of the invention, the further portion may be provided to be receptive of printing. The further portion may then be pre-printed with text, logos or other graphics.
Brief Description of the Drawings
The invention will now be described in more detail having regard to the accompanying drawings, in which: Figure 1 is a side pictorial view of a piece of hook and loop fastening adhesively attached to a surface with the retentive layer of the invention attached to the adjacent surface.
Figure 2 is a pictorial view of a modified hook and loop fastening strip for use in the arrangement of the invention.
Figure 3 is a view of the invention as applied to the modified strip of Figure 2.
Figure 4 is a view of a further embodiment of the invention.
Figure 5 is a top view of the embodiment depicted in Figure 4.
Figure 6 is a top view of an alternative embodiment to that shown in Figure 5.
Figure 7 is a top view of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
Figure 8 is a top view of an alternative embodiment to the embodiment shown in Figure 7.
Figure 9 is a top view of an embodiment of the invention illustrating the printing of matter onto the peripheral retentive layer.
Detailed Description of the Drawings
A strip of hook and loop fastening material, consisting of a strip 1 of nylon fabric having hooked threads 2, is depicted in Figure 1 adhesively attached to an underlying surface 3. A peripheral material portion 4 shown attached by suitable means, preferably adhesive or stitching, to the surface adjacent to the hook and loop fastening strip 1. This peripheral material portion extends a short distance over the edges of the hook and loop fastening material. This extending section of the peripheral material portion restrains the edge of the hook and loop fastening material and prevents it from lifting away from the underlying surface.
A further peripheral material portion 5 of material restrains the opposite edge of the hook and loop fastening strip in the same way as hereinbefore described.
The peripheral material portion may be made from a variety of materials examples of which may include paper or cellulose but preferably is a thin plastics material. Depending on the size and shape of the hook and loop fastening strip it may be necessary to provide this additional peripheral material portion on each side of the hook and loop fastening strip to prevent any of the edges from lifting on or around its entire periphery. However the use of material on two sides of the hook and loop fastening strip may be sufficient to restrain the entire hook and loop fastening strip.
In a further embodiment, a specially prepared strip 10 of hook and loop fastening material as illustrated in Figure 2 is seen with the hooked threads 2 absent from the areas 11 ,12 adjacent to the two edges. The hook and loop fastening material can be manufactured with the hooks absent from particular areas or the hooks may be removed later using suitable means e.g. cutting or heating.
The absence of threads, in the areas adjacent to the edges, enables the additional peripheral material portions 12,13 to be adhesively or otherwise attached to the hook and loop fastening strip without interference from the hooked threads as illustrated in Figure 3. This additional peripheral material portion extends beyond the edges of the hook and loop fastening strip and is adhesively or otherwise attached to the surface underneath 3, the additional peripheral material portion preventing the periphery hook and loop fastening material from lifting from the surface underneath.
In a preferred embodiment the hook and loop fastening material 10 and peripheral material portion 13,14, or just the peripheral material portion 13,14, are provided with a protective removable sheet 15, as shown in Figure 4, covering a thin layer of suitable adhesive. When the removable material 15 is peeled away the thin adhesive on the underside of the hook and loop fastening strip is exposed. This enables attachment of the hook and loop fastening strip to a suitable surface without the need for further adhesive.
In another embodiment the hook and loop fastening material and peripheral material portion, or just the peripheral material portion, are removably provided on a protective sheet with a thin layer of suitable adhesive between the protective sheet and the hook and loop fastening and peripheral materials. When the hook and loop fastening material and or the peripheral material are peeled away the thin adhesive on the underside of the hook and loop fastening material and the peripheral material is left exposed. This enables attachment of the hook and loop fastening strip to a suitable surface without the need for further adhesive.
The use of a removable layer as herein before described allows the storage of the hook and loop fastening strip and peripheral material layer in a form ready for use.
These prepared combinations of hook and loop fastening strip, peripheral material portion and removable backing may be prepared in a variety of shapes examples of which are depicted in figures 5 through 8.
The combination of Figure 5 shows the peripheral material portion 16 covering the area 17 of the hook and loop fastening strip which has no hooked threads but leaves the area 18 with the hooked threads exposed.
It is easier to produce a hook and loop fastening strip with the hooked threads only absent along two edges, rather than four; an example of how the peripheral material portion might be applied to such a strip is shown in Figure 6. The peripheral material portion 16 only covers that part 19 of the hook and loop fastening material which is absent of hooked threads.
hook and loop fastening may also be produced in other shapes and forms which are suitable for the application of the peripheral material portion. As an example a hook and loop fastening strip in the shape of a disc is depicted in Figure 7. The peripheral material portion 20 is shown surrounding the hook and loop fastening disc and covering the area 21 of the hook and loop fastening disc which has no hooked threads present while leaving the area 22 of the hook and loop fastening disc having hooked threads exposed. The hook and loop fastening discs are typically produced by cutting means from the standard hook and loop fastening strips as herein before described and as it easier to manufacture the hook and loop fastening strips with hooked threads absent from two edges rather than four, a further embodiment of the invention is where the hooked threads are absent only from two opposite parts 23 of the circumference of the disc, as shown in Figure 8, rather than the entire disc as depicted in Figure 7.
The invention has been described with reference to the "hooked thread" type of the hook and loop fastening material; however it will be readily apparent to anybody skilled in the art that the invention may also be applied to the corresponding "coarse surface" or "loop" type of the hook and loop fastening material.
Although hook and loop fastening is difficult to print on the use of the additional layer for restraining the edges provides a surface which facilitates printing onto as illustrated by the graphical symbols 25 shown on the peripheral portion 16 shown in Figure 9.
Further it will be appreciated that depending on the size of peripheral material portion the need for adhesive to attach the hook and loop fastening strip to an underlying surface may become redundant, the hook and loop fastening strip being held in place by the peripheral material portion.
The arrangement as previously described is particularly useful for the attachment of items to surfaces, where those items are removed and replaced frequently. An example of such an application would be a mobile phone and a car's dashboard where the phone may be attached to the dashboard using a two part fastener, the phone frequently being removed and replaced. Another example of such an application would be the use of a two part fastener for the attaching of a remote control to the side of a television or hi-fi stereo system.
The ability to print onto the peripheral material portion is also of significant benefit in that marketing logos may be printed on to the peripheral material portion for advertising purposes which is currently not possible.

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1. An arrangement for adhering a portion of a two-part fastener comprising mutually retentive material portions to a surface, wherein continuing adherence to the surface of at least a region of the periphery of the material portion is achieved by a further portion of material for association with the surface outwardly of said region of the periphery and to overlay at least part of said region.
2. An arrangement as described in claim 1 , wherein said association is effected by said further portion of material being provided with an adhesive layer for adhesion to said surface.
3. An arrangement as described in claim 1 , wherein said association is effected by said further portion of material being stitchable to said surface.
4. An arrangement as described in claims 1 to 3, wherein the further portion of material covers the perimeter region of the two-part fastener portion.
5. An arrangement as described in claims 1 to 4, wherein on at least one edge region of the two-part fastener portion, the fastening elements, for example hooks or loops, are absent.
6. An arrangement as described in claim 5, wherein the fastening elements, are absent from the entire peripheral region of the two-part fastener portion.
7. An arrangement as described in claim 5, wherein the fastening elements are absent from two opposing edges of the two-part fastener portion.
8. An arrangement as described in any of the preceding claims, wherein the further portion is substantially rectangular.
9. An arrangement as described in any of claims 1 to 8, wherein the further portion is substantially circular.
10. An arrangement as described in claims 1 ,2 and 4 to 9, wherein the arrangement further comprises a protective backing layer.
11. An arrangement as described in claim 10, wherein the protective backing layer is separable at least from the further portion and optionally also from the two-part fastener portion by a peeling action.
12. An arrangement as described in any of the preceding claims, wherein the further portion is suitable for printing upon.
13. An arrangement as described in any of claims 1 to 12, wherein the further portion is pre-printed with text, logos or other graphics.
14. A two-part fastener arrangement substantially as described herein with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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