Abstract: An ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is described. The booklet with label includes an ultra removable adhesive layer, a base layer and a booklet. The booklet with label may also include an adhesive layer and a cover layer. The booklet is positioned over the base layer. The ultra removable adhesive layer is attached to the lower surface of the base layer. The release liner is applied to the ultra removable adhesive layer. A process for forming an ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is also described.

Abstract: An ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is described. The booklet with label includes a release liner, an ultra removable adhesive layer, a paper stock layer, a booklet, an adhesive layer, and a clear plastic cover layer. The clear plastic cover layer has the adhesive layer applied to a bottom surface thereof and the bottom surface is positioned over the booklet. The booklet is positioned over the paper stock. The ultra removable adhesive layer is attached to the lower surface of the paper stock. The release liner is applied to the ultra removable adhesive layer. A process for forming an ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is also described.

Abstract: An ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is described. The booklet with label includes a release liner, an ultra removable adhesive layer, a paper stock layer, a booklet, an adhesive layer, and a clear plastic cover layer. The clear plastic cover layer has the adhesive layer applied to a bottom surface thereof and the bottom surface is positioned over the booklet. The booklet is positioned over the paper stock. The ultra removable adhesive layer is attached to the lower surface of the paper stock. The release liner is applied to the ultra removable adhesive layer. A process for forming an ultra removable booklet with label for application to media is also described.

Abstract: An antenna for use with a Radio Frequency Identification, RFID, tag. A well-known, simple “patch antenna” is formed by two metallic plates, one larger than the other, between which is sandwiched a dielectric sheet. Under the invention, the larger metallic plate is provided by the wall of a metallic shipping container. Thus, one form of the invention includes (1) the smaller metallic sheet, (2) the dielectric sheet, and (3) an RFID circuit. When the dielectric sheet is attached to the wall of the shipping container, a patch antenna is generated which the RFID circuit can use.

Abstract: A radio frequency identification device including a substantially planar surface. Surface has a longitudinal axis and lateral axis. A plurality of discrete longitudinally spaced laterally elongate conductive dipole elements is mounted to surface. In the present embodiment these elements include a director element, a reflector element, and a driven element that is positioned intermediate of the director element and the reflector element. A radio frequency identification chip is conductively attached to driven element.

Abstract: The present invention is directed towards manufacturing a plurality of individual radio frequency devices from a web. The method comprises: transporting the web over a processing area; applying adhesive to the web as it is transported over the processing area; repeatedly applying sets of an antenna and a microchip to the web at spatially separated positions, as the web is transported over the processing area; longitudinally folding the web in half, thereby layering the sets of an antenna and a microchip between the two halves of the web and at least partly holding the sets of an antenna and a microchip in place by the adhesive, as the web is transported over the processing area; and cutting the folded web into individual radio frequency devices, as the web is transported over the processing area.